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that was against washington and ottawa. and actually, against nashville. they persist and win it. stay tuned on most of these nbc stations for your local news. on the west coast, sunday night with megan kelly. and the celebration continues live from nashville. for eddie olczyk, and pierre mcguire, i am mike emrick. nbc sports thanks you for watching this presentation of the national hockey league. room towel. for the largest collection of championship merchandise, visit shop.nhl.com. the penguins are the stanley cup champions. supplies are limited so order today. it would be a great night to get it done to take advantage of the home crowd energy. >> that's right. right now, preparing to win it all. the warriors looking to capture the nba title tomorrow night and businesses in oakland are preparing for the celebration. >> the news starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm peggy bunker with a primetime edition of the news because of the stanley cup finals that just finished up. the warriors quest for another championship. it could be a big party in oakland

hundred fiftieth anniversary tomorrow and hundreds of thousands are expected to gather in the capital ottawa for a day of commemoration. justin trudeau's canada is a nation that welcomes tens of thousands of refugees every year and thrives on diverse city. but not everyone is embracing the country's milestone little chief correspondent gavin hewitt reports. the stall to the long weekend policy not to exacerbate and. celebrating its. fiftieth birthday. millions of people expected to salute a young country. that on a shame it today roots its identity. in multicultural. canada to me means home obviously but meets diverse city. we're very accepting of everyone here brothers in the different views different lines difference that. everything. why do all these celebrations matter canada finds itself in the spotlight astride one of the great full lines of the moment? its prime minister justin trudeau has become a standard barraclough liberalism in stark contrast to his neighbor to the sout. donald trump. there you go very warm. justin trudeau made a point of going to the airport with warm clothing t

but even here in ottawa, he couldn't escape questions about the domestic agenda.t a press conference, i asked him what the consequences would be if lawmakers failed to raise the debt limit by august as he has requested. >> we will be fine, okay, if they don't do it beforehand, but i want to emphasize that i think the sooner they do it, the less uncertainty there is in the market, and that is important to send a clear message to the market that, again, this is not an issue. >> reporter: now, some of the most pressing issues that mnuchin discussed with his counterpart, the finance minister, were taxes and trade but also recent u.s. actions on soft wood lumber and also defense. canada just days ago announced it's going to be increasing military spending by 70% over the next decade as the u.s. steps back from the world stage. it's important to note that the deputy national security adviser was also on this trip as well. now, mnuchin and more noe were asked for their reaction to the election in the uk. mnuchin said his answer was we're used to surprise elections here i

fbi, cia and nsa ottawa subpoenas over the mystique of american spirit to many documents in gourmet topsecurity adviser michael flynn and president trump's personal lawyer michael cohen. good morning. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning. i'm trained for. academy blaming russia for her loss. we love the story for you. cheryl: will we stay or will we

fbi, cia and nsa ottawa subpoenas over the mystique of american spirit to many documents in gourmet top above officials is not national national security adviser michael flynn and president trump's personal lawyer michael cohen. good morning. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning. i'm trained for. academy blaming russia for her loss. we love the story for you. cheryl: will we stay or will we go. amateur announcement today on whether the u.s. will stay in a few hours from now. many fortune 500 ceo says we should they appear in lauren: more issues for over half the ridesharing company reported a first-quarter loss of over $700 million. cheryl: in sports and the pittsburgh penguins go on a scoring blitz to take the lead in the finals against the predators. all of that coming up in sports. lauren: first day of june. dow futures up 16 points, s&p upgrade. cheryl: happy june. 5:01 a.m. the major. it is june 1st. welcome to "fbn:am," sometime lauren: the house intelligence committee issuing an subpoenas as the russian investigation into size. tracey cross for joining us now with the details.

>> reporter: here in ottawa on his home turf taxes and trade. canada is speaking to clarify mnuchin position on the border adjustment tax. the two economies are deeply int intertwined. mnuchin is meeting with ge, gm, ford, google and are there to hammer home the message that goods need to be able to travel across the border. some uncomfortable items will come up, climate change and defense. canada announced it would be increasing its spending on military by 70% over the next decade. the canadian foreign minister said as the u.s. steps back from the world stage canada needs to, quote, step up and chart its own clear and solvent course. officials tell me they are developing a partnerships . that relationship will be crucially important as they head into the g-20 next month, guys, and look forward to renegotiating nafta in the fall. back to you. >> ylan, thank you very much. now to the developing news overseas as the uk's labor party is calling on british prime minister teresa may to resign. all following an election in which wilfred frost is here

ottawa's eric callisrlson came second. and burns tweeted this photo from disney world. bearded burns still proved to be quite the celebrity. >> actually signed a couple of autographs. they thought i was a pirate. and i signed them. it was fun. we always try to dress up and have a good time there. so it's -- can't blame the kids for thinking that. >> arrg, he does make for a good pirate. nhl hockey is coming to las vegas next season. the sharks were able to protect some of their players, david shlempko was selected by vegas. and in case you missed it, nba finals mvp kevin durant purchased a full age ad in the san francisco chronicle. he thanked his teammates, management, staff and the fans for his first season with the warriors. it >> thank you, rick. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20. it hasn't happened in a decade, gushing snow melt is doing to one community at 9:00. >>> and should san francisco police officers be armed with tasers? the use of force debate happening right now at city hall. >> here's the lineup tonight. at 8:00 "the goldbergs," "american housew

organization in america $ 87,000 because of 13 cars leased by a honda subsidiary to the embassy in ottawa, canada. of course honda is not going to do business with cuban embassies ever again through subsidiaries or any other place in the world. it is done through executive orders, and that is largely what we expect to be repealed. >> a tremendous interview, it puts a face on challenge that's happening in cuba and you will be back here tomorrow, thank you for that great reporting as always. . >>> it is the second day of bill cosby's sexual assault case. he reentered the court after the jury had a question for him. a verdict could be reached at any moment, and we will bring that to you live when it happens. we'll be right back. you gotta do on your own. and some you shouldn't have to shoulder alone. like ensuring your family is protected, today and tomorrow, no matter what the future brings. ask a financial advisor how life insurance from lincoln can help start protecting your family's financial future now. he's happy.t's with him? your family's finally eating vegetables thanks to our birds

some guy in the "ottawa sun" of all places wrote a 700-word column describing in detail how some leearvey oswald was just itching to blow the first black president's head off. what i find most revoting about this -- if we were to learn a lesson from what happened today, i think we should actually put our foot down about the kind of what orwell called "the pansy left," appropriation of real courage. the trump resistance. "resistance" is a term with a specific meaning. the french resistance, because their country was illegally occupied by the nazis. so frenchmen risked their lives to risk their country of a foreign occupier. my mom, god bless her, happened to be belgian. and lost her childhood growing up under the nazis. there was as ridiculous as it may sound a belgian resistance. there is no american resistance. and to put it in terms leftist can understand. you are guilty of cultural appropriation. when you are some pampered, stupid, middle class snowflake and you think you are part of some resistance, no you are not. you have no idea what people who grew up under real tyranny have

is up against victor hedman's of tampa bay and eric carlson from ottawa, who is the favorite to win. show you the sharks new uniform. what do you think? >> they look nice. the shark looks a little more menacing than he did in the past. >> the nhl and adidas unveiled new uniforms for all 31 teams that are lighter, cooler, stronger. the sharks are making some design changes. the sharks logo will appear on the shoulders of the jersey. the this is sharks territory motto will be on the inside of the neckline with more black added to the outside. i like it. you can see the new uniforms on the ice when the sharks opened their preseason at home playing the anaheim ducks on september 19. >> they look a little more sleek . >> i love it. >>> time to check on the traffic and the roads. this is the time of morning when things start to get a little bit busier . >> that's right. we do have a problem on highway 92. if you take highway 92 over the hill to half moon bay there's a problem westbound and eastbound 92 affected by a crash between upper and lower skyline. it could be a head-on collision on

. >> when ottawas first taken with were advised by the past administration to take a low profile while worked to be taken his release. the question is, do i think the past administration could have done more? i think the results speak for themselves. trish: we've just learned president trump and his team demanded the north korea release this kid. are we going to see more tough talk? what does this tell us about this administration and how it differs from president barack obama's administration? joining me on set, fox news military analyst general jack keane. good to have you back here. what is your reaction to this? do you think this is demonstrating two different approaches to problems? >> well i think so. this president has a more aggressive foreign policy for sure. he believes in asserting american leadership in the world as we had done most of the time since world war ii, with the exception of president obama who pulled back. he had this ridiculous policy dealing with north korea and the father mentioned in his talk called strategic patience. which translated means do nothing. this

there was some guy, i think in the ottawa sun, who writes a 700 word column describing in detail how some lee harvey oswald was just itching to blow the first black president's head off. what i find most revolting about this, and if we were to learn a lesson from what happened today, i think we should actually put our foot down about what orwell called the pansy left. the appropriation of real heroism. for example, the trump resistance. resistance is a term that has a specific meaning. the french resistance, because their country was illegally occupied by the. so frenchman risked their lives isto rated their country of a foreign occupier. my mom, god bless her, happened to be belgian, and lost her childhood growing up in world war ii. it there was a belgian resistance. there is american resistance. to put it in terms the leftists will understand you're guilty of cultural appropriation. when you're some pampered, s stupid, middle-class snowflake, and you think you are a part of her resistance, you are not. you have no idea what people want a realtor and a half live throughh. she lost

some guy in the "ottawa sun" of all places wrote a 700-word column describing in detail how some leearvey oswald was just itching to blow the first black president's head off. what i find most revoting about this -- if we were to learn a lesson from what happened today, i think we should actually put our foot down about the kind of what orwell called "the pansy left," appropriation of real courage. the trump resistance. "resistance" is a term with a specific meaning. the french resistance, because their country was illegally occupied by the nazis. so frenchmen risked their lives to risk their country of a foreign occupier. my mom, god bless her, happened to be belgian. and lost her childhood growing up under the nazis. there was as ridiculous as it may sound a belgian resistance. there is no american resistance. and to put it in terms leftist can understand. you are guilty of cultural appropriation. when you are some pampered, stupid, middle class snowflake and you think you are part of some resistance, no you are not. you have no idea what people who grew up under real tyranny have

laughter and applause ] this next -- [ laughter ] this next sign was sent in by celine perrier in ottawaside a house. it says, "for sale." of the house." [ laughter and applause ] "honey, honey! i think we got to do this." >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: "we got to take this right now! it's our time! we get a free pizza, man." [ light laughter ] the next sign was sent in by amanda knight in chanhassen, minnesota. chanhassen, that's where prince was from, right? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: she saw it in a a grocery store. it's in the ethnic section. let's see what they have there. hot pockets. >> steve: oh. [ laughter ] oh, i love-a the hot pockets. it's a pepperoni. it's a cacciatore." >> jimmy: leave it for the man. >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: and then you burn the roof of your mouth off. >> steve: who you-a gonna give-a the hot pocket? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: we're down to our last bad sign. it was sent in by roger aronson in green bay, wisconsin. it's for a restaurant that's called the grill. "where we like it smoking hot" -- >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: "temporarily closed due to fire." [ la

aparted, still valued and go to the american -- in ottawa and that ask him for a visa in the out. this is 1938. he goes to america, spends time in new york, some time in ohio, and he he winds up basically heating cop initialing -- he wants to outlive stalin. he node if he rainses his head, stalin will find him and stalin had a report of finding opponents overseas and having them killed. there's guy who committed suicide, defector who committed suicide, in quotations. and so he knows if -- as long as stalin is alive, stalin will fine him. he keeps his head down until 1953 and then starts writing articles about how bad a guy stalin was for "life" magazine. and j.ed gar hoover reads this spread in "life" magazine and says who the blank is this guy and the fbi descended on him. that an amazing story. his problem -- orloff's problem is not with communist or killing people. it's with stalin and stalin deciding to kill him. so he stays a true believer and loyal. he could have told -- could have gone to the fbi or the cia and could have told them about maybe -- well, not hundreds -- at le

missing us to our south off the delmarva but as we lift to the north there is a spin near toronto and ottawaike a cold pool of airway up in the atmosphere and it just keeps things very unsettled and this is slowly going to sink down to the south over the next couple of days. so that locks in the cloud cover overnight tonight. stays pretty mild, 60 to 63 degrees, could be a scattered shower, even a thunderstorm up towards the lehigh valley or the poconos, very late tonight. this is the actual cold front that's going to bring in that cooler air for the next couple of days but as you can see, most of us stay dry overnight t as we wake up tomorrow morning, clouds are still here though unfortunately not going to break that as we get into our tuesday. could be a couple of areas of drizzle and then it will be some rotation of a few scattered showers, even some downpours throughout the day tomorrow but it is not a washout. it's just gloomy once again and temperatures a tad cooler than today. 64 allentown, 65 in trenton and near 70 for wilmington, millville and places down to the south with those sca

we want to go to him in ottawa with more. >> reporter: and, trish, when you lk about fireworks, u know, the trade issuesre very big. this is our second largest trading partner, canada. $628 billion back and forth between the two countries in 2016. so, of course, those are some of the issues they're talking about. but one thing they're talking about, quite openly -- the canadians, at least -- is that nine million american jobs are tied to this very strong, as they say, relationship maintaining and being strong. so a big issue between the two partners, between steve mnuchin and bill morneau is tax reform and how that will impact canadian businesses with so much trade taking place. we had the opportunity at fox business to speak with the deputy prime minister of canada, and johnmanly told us that -- john manly told us that canadian business is holding onto its money because they don't know what's going to happen south of the border. here's what he told us. >> uncertainty makes people anxious, and so you're seeing it in investment numbers in canada, companies are holding back. they're keep

little bit later tonight and that's going to send a north wind and then this swirl between toronto and ottawang to slowly slide in here over the next couple of days. so, that low as it drifts down is going to remain very unsettled here for the next two days so this cutoff low it's called, so it can't move, it's kind of separated from the jet stream, the air that moves our weather system so clouds dominate, on and off showers and temperatures remaining 10 to 15 degrees below average. future tracker shows at 10:00, 9:30 tonight most of that steady rain it's gone in southern new jersey and parts of delaware. there's the front that could spark a downpour or a thunderstorm lehigh valley and the poconos late tonight. tomorrow morning the clouds are clouds are here a few light showers to the north and west but as the low continues to spiral through and kind of drift by, 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon some hit or miss downpours and showers and that continues into the day on wednesday as well in the morning the clouds are around and still a shower or two in the afternoon. the exclusive accuweather 7-day

donald trump has denounced north the death of ottawa warm beer. .o 15 harmenced partiers -- hard years labor for stealing a banner. -- still preliminary. spicer has served as white house press secretary and has been the subject of speculation for months that he was on the verge of being fired. in the u.k., bank of england policymaker has a message for colleagues as her term ends, don't wait too late to rein in consumer prices. for higher interest rates in each of the past three policymaking's. the british economy shows signs of weakening. theents come as consideration for british industry lifted its inflation forecast, seeing a peek. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. the u.k. lost its first battle with the eu over the timetable for brexit talk. demands ton to the discuss divorce before any consideration can begin on a future trade deal. barney a had to take a smile off his face. >> time not in the frame of mind to make or ask for concessions. it is not about

burns beat out ottawa's who scored 71 points.ent burns/san jose sharks: "i actually signed some autographs in kids books because they thought i was a pirate. it was fun. we always try to dress up and have a good time everyday there, so you can't blame the kids for thinking that.">(mark) sharks d brent burns, who has one of the best beards in the nhl, says kids thought he was a pirate during a recent trip to disney world. (mark) and gary just incase you forgot... here is a look at brent burns with teeth. he looks much better. (mark) the vegas golden knights finally have some players to put on the desert ice this fall. stanley cup- winning goalie marc-andre fleury, defensemen marc methot and alexei emelin, 30-goal scorer jonathan marchessault and veteran forwards david perron and james neal are among the veterans selected by the golden knights in the nhl expansion draft wednesday night. golden knights owner bill foley and general manager george mcphee announced their choices during the nhl's annual postseason awards show at t-mobil

ottawa to tell you her party affiliation but she works at harvard, mclean hospital. obviously democrat. and then you've got weaker from massachusetts was not considered a hard-core trump supporter. the irony is you've got a condition that is very legitimate. >> today's top about this throughout the campaign. now we have to talk about what money is he putting up especially in health care right now and perhaps medicaid. is the white house ready to address this because you are one of the few people in there talking. >> obviously, my opening statement at the commission was the elephant in the room. that was because without continuity of care, block grants. i don't want block grants. block grants only pay for non-evidence based treatment. you don't fight cancer with block grants. >> as block grants what's coming out of the speakers gop? >> they are using block grants as a way of doing what they don't want to vote on doing another sharply cutting the amount of money that goes to treatment. they say they are giving the same amount that they're letting states do the dirty wo

a call from ottawa, illinois, independent line, good morning. caller: good morning.ust wanted to say having watched the entire testimony, if nothing else, what we have learned is how our own failing two-party political system really put comey in two successive positions, first with the democrats, and lynch and clinton, and now with the g.o.p. and trump, put him in a position that the f.b.i. should not be put in. i mean the f.b.i. is an independent institution that , as, as comey said, it requires an environment with no political pressure to operate as it should. all of that being said, those who say there wasn't obstruction of justice are simply not -- they are not looking for it because if you bring -- if trump brings comey into the office and says, i hope, when you're the president, i hope really means, i want you to do this. and when comey does not respond and played trump's game plan, he's fired. that basically is the timeline of this. there are other little bits and pieces along the way. but those two things taken in order, that is obstruction of justice. but as