amber: as far as a thomas guide, i mean, that's a little, like... lemonis: i don't know what that is. amber: it's, like, a 300-page book. it's, like, a map from the '70s or '80s when we grew up. what you would do is, you'd have to, like, pull over, pull out this map, look at where the street is. there's, like, five steps to finding where the address is... lemonis: no wonder you were late. amber: ...where you could put it on the aftermarket garmin. lemonis: did you use a thomas guide to get here today? is that why you were late? amber: no. lemonis: okay. amber: i just thought you'd be late. lemonis: so you have a business that has a broken process. your mom puts money in the business, and you have to run most of the decisions by your mom. hank: yes. lemonis: and you're 49. hank: yes. lemonis: how's that sound to you? it sounds pretty [bleep] let's pretend for a minute that your mom didn't want to write any more checks. what would happen to this business in a year? hank: i don't know. lemonis: so do you agree that you need a financial partner that's n

thomas. >> peggy was my guide out there? >> i would be surprised if it was any different than mine. >> and he was right, like jim, peggy wasn't giving the police anything in her interview. so detective mike beach decided to shake things up. >>> coming up -- it's peggy's turn to be interrogated. will she give up her lover? >> she said, you know, you're never going to be able to do that to me again. >> and peggy herself, she's off to the next man. >> she's evil. >> and the whole case goes south in mexico. when "dateline" continues. -not this. ♪ -oh, what am i into? mostly progressive's name your price tool. helps people find coverage options based on their budget. flo has it, i want it, it's a whole thing,

. >> reporter: thomas's organization guiding eyes for the blind helps train dogs for others, and thise will become the first blind runner to complete a half marathon with a canine companion. >> where did you get so fast? >> reporter: three dogs will take turns guiding tom, but it will be gus who crosses the finish line, his final task before retiring. >> he deserves a medal, he really does. >> reporter: a man and his dog showing the rest of us -- >> if you have a disability, there are really no limits. >> reporter: but there are plenty of finish lines ahead. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >> and good luck to both of them this weekend. that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. for all of us, thanks for holly, and a stanford coach. prosecutors call it "the biggest ever" college actresses, ceo and a stanford coach prosecutors call it the biggest ever college admissions scheme and it involves many bay area parents. >> they think you have to win at all costs. >> this college counselor says she's not surprised by today's indictments but first -- >>> this isn't about politics it's about

thomas's organization guiding eyes for the blind helps train dogs for others, and this month he willblind runner to complete a half marathon with a canine companion. three dogs will take turns guiding tom, but it will be gus who crosses the finish line. his final task before retiring. >> he deserves a medal, he really does. >> reporter: a man and his dog showing the rest of us -- >> if you have a disability, there are really no limits. >> reporter: but there are plenty of finish lines ahead. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >> dogs are the best. >> they both deserves medals after that. even before it any time. take it. >> great story there. all right. president trump caused quite a stir. you may remember when he visited alabama and started signing bibles while he met with tornado survivors. well, this may not be the first time he's done this. a bible said to be signed by mr. trump at a 201 before his inauguration has recently sold on ebay for $325 according to a listing. rick harrison featured on pawn stars said a bible with a brtified signature sold through ng as much as $4,000

. >> reporter: thomas's organization guiding eyes for the blind helps train dogs for others, and thiswill become the first blind runner to complete a half marathon with a canine companion. >> where did you get so fast? >> reporter: three dogs wi g take turnsding tom, but it will be gus who crosses the finish line, his final tirk before retg. >> he deserves a medal, he really does. >> reporter: a man and his dog showing the rest of us -- >> almost ther buddy. >> if you have a disability, there are really no limits. >> reporter: but there are plenty of finish lines ahead. neisten dahlgren, nbc news york. >> and good luck to both of them this weekend. that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. for all of us, thanks for watching and good night. >> we're talking about deception >> warrants out for arrests, the drastic and illegal lengths felicity huffman and lori loughlin allegedly took to get their daughters into college. >> and why lori's daughter had to apologize after saying this. >> i don't really care about

. >> thomas's organization, guid tg eyes for blind helps to train dogs for others. this month he will becomehe first blind t runner complete a half marathon with a canine companion. threern dogs will take tu guiding tom. but it will be gus who crosses the finish line. his final task before retiring. >> he deserves a medal. really does. >> a man and his dog showing the rest of us. >> if you have a disain't there are no limits. >> there are plenty of finish lines ahead. kristen dahlgren, nbc news new york. >> i wonder how it navigates different runnen the way. >> i have been on a race route like that and seen many inspiring a story. none quite like that. that is something the rest of us have no excuses to get to the finish line, whatever that may be for you. >>> so with that said, let's send things to lauryn on this sunny wednesday. >> great day to get o for a run today. if you're doingt you might want to take thallergy medication. rtees now just got the re,po fee l the sniffles out there. suffering if you're from allergies. remperatures in the mid to up 50s. we'll ha

this is part of the running guides program that thomas created and it is amazing. e marathon, i heard they asked ten runners they could leave for later marathon. >> dana: take a listen to them soon. >> he is so calm and so together. he got to be on the core safely. i got across the finish line. people who are blind to, get out there and do it. you can do anything. >> dana: that is pretty awesome. animals are great. >> greg: where were they running? running blind in new york. that takes serious -- >> dana: good dog. >> juan: that is so courageous. does ruth gator ginsberg cutter 80 sixth birthday on friday to celebrate the oldest supreme justice, some of her fans gathered outside the supreme court later to exercise, the famous plank. they also sang happy birthday, watch. >> happy birthday! >> juan: in addition, might to mike's on tony celebrated his birthday. here we are at dinner, his sister. it looked like a soccer ball for the college soccer star. she wrapped a scarf and celebrating the local soccer club tc united around the cake. happy birthday. what a fine song.

thomas panic is blind and made news for running with three guide dogs. >> we trained them by the guild. we do all this through support. people volunteer to raise the dog, give the dog to someone who's blind. just to say to people who are blind, get out there. you can do anything. >> before that he used human guides. good for him. i'm dana. here's shep. >> shepard: it's 3:00 p.m. on the east coast, noon on the west coast, new word that the fed's let boeing's own engineers certify a key system on the 737 max. they certified it themselves. a system which investigators are now eyeballing into major crashes. we'll see how that happened. plus, president trump pressuring the heads of gm and the autoworkers union to find out a way to reopen a plant in ohio. also, the man accused of kidnapping jayme closs after killing her parents reportedly calling a journalist from behind bars to open up about how he says they spent her months in captivity. reporting begins now.

me for this evening to stick around my collection thomas will update us on our top stories in twenty nine minutes. that's geysers financial survival guide liquid those that you can convert into quite easily. to keep in mind to me into a place of. work. flow and welcome the crosstalk are all things considered i'm peter lawwell russia gave the two year circus or nightmare take your pick is seemingly settled trump says he's been exonerated but the political left in much of the media do not concur where do we go from here and will the investigators the investigating. the mother report i'm joined by my guess doug weed in washington he's a presidential historian and a former white house advisor to two american presidents also in washington we have william binney he is a former technical director at an essay and in miami we cross to alan dershowitz he's a professor emeritus at harvard law school as well as author of the book the case against the democratic house impeaching trump all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to alan dershowitz first in miami alan ders

congratulations to thomas pannik, his three running guide dogs completed the race as did cheryl casoneface going there. >> i'm supposed to meet her. >> the start was chaos. i had five of our friends, we were all trying to find each other. nothing. found nobody. but we did it. >> you guys are here, you're not limping, you're like it was just another day. if i ran that i would be dying. you guys are amazing. dagen: thanks, everybody. "varney & company" with charles payne. take it away. charles: good morning, everyone. i'm charles payne. stuart will be back tomorrow. we have a ton of big stories for you this monday. >>> president trump going after general motors. it's all over a plant that gm has closed in lordstown, ohio. the president challenging the company and union to open it or sell it to someone who will. >>> and more headlines from boeing. the black boxes from the ethiopian air crash show similarities with the lion air crash in october. this as the feds now probe the approval process for the boeing max jet. boeing is down this morning, dragging the dow along with it. >>> get this.

thomas lost his vision 25 years ago. herself nervous to continue his hobby, running. once he experimented, he experimented with guides.do dogs to the impaired. three of those furry friends, waffles, wesley and gus, he made history in this town becoming the first mind runner to finish the new york city half marathon, led by guide dogs finishing in how about this two hours and 20 minutes. congratulates to him and those pups. that wraps it up for this hour, i'm stephanie ruhle. right now i turn you to my friend halle jackson. >> got to love a pup story. i'm halle jackson where this morning the demes are running, running away in the terms of one candidate on a fundraising front. more info from beto o'rourke, looking at what he is not telling us after that eye popping money news. >>> plus, over at the white house, the president is carrying his twitter tirade into the new workweek, using social media to among other things, force his defenders to defend him, specifically on racism and islamaphobia. >> that rant happening as new zealand tries to heal. 50 people in that terrorist attack. we have more on the gunman's twisted pl

thomas paine's common sense and other writings, alan dershowitz and a host of "whistle-blower. former circuit judge alex for rare. good to see you. i'm going to impress a harvard professor right now. the guide dictates of one's conscious there would be no other need for any other lawmaker. that not being the case, government and its best case is a necessary evil and in its worst state an intolerable one. professor, i see a smile. maybe i will get a decent grade on this one today but, thomas paine, i've read his writings and common sense is a must for every american. >> absolutely, and he got it right. we do need laws and the laws require that people be held accountable if they make false charges deliberately against people. now i don't know the facts in the case and it's possible that the evidence doesn't justify a prosecution but, that's not what the prosecutor said. the prosecutor said this wasn't a serious crime, it wasn't a crime of violence. it is a crime of violence and let me tell you why. if you accuse people of committing a violent crime against you you missed the possibility that people will be falsely arrested, who will resisting arrest and then will be injured or killed by the p

a runner completed the new york half marathon at the weekend with the help of three speedy guide dogs. thomasador retrievers. waffle, westley and gus, who took it in turns to pace him. he completed the race in just under two hours 21 minutes — and all members of his 14—legged—team received a finisher‘s medal. and we can talk to thomas who is the ceo of guiding eyes for the blind charity. has this ever been done before? not that i know of it, that is the first timei that i know of it, that is the first time i have ever run that distance guided by guide dogs. i rely on the dogs for navigation, and they love to run and i love to run, so it made a whole lot of sense to train guide dogs to help people with vision impairment to be able to run, but new york is a crowded race and a very challenging, iconic race, but it was a whole lot of fun. didn't they do well? and didn't you do well finishing the race. i think they might have been pulling me along, but there was no suggestion they we re but there was no suggestion they were pulling you along. see you change them every five kilometres, so you didn'