. >> barney defends himself. >> he kept me telling me he wanted the robberies. kept telling him no. >> accused of 15 hold-ups, a young man and his ex-fee yauns yea face daunting consequences. for 10 years my tempur-pedic has adapted to my weight and shape. so i sleep deeply and wake up ready to perform. now through june 11th, save $600 when you buy select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets. find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com. >> the riverhead facility is one of two jails run by the suffolk county sheriff's office in the eastern end of long island. there are about 750 inmates here. 160 of them are women. >> i don't play games like that. it's that simple, robin. >> among them is jamie, who says that the only thing resembling a luxury is the ability to buy cosmetics to the jail c commissary. >> we get cheap makeup in here. you have to make it work where. >> to get the dramatic look she likes on the outside, she must improvise on the inside. >> i use a pencil and i crack the eyeliner open, and then i dig in. that's how i get my eyeliner on. >> i didn

barney frank and maxine waters with reaction from democrats, and what this means for the investigation going forward. >> this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight on the 117th day of the presidency of donald j. trump, the u.s. department of justice has appointed a special counsel to oversee an investigation into the trump campaign's potential ties to russian interference in the american election. the momentous development coming two hours ago. the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, the man who wrote the memo that the administration initially used to justify president trump's firing of fbi director james comey, announcing he is appointing former fbi director robert mueller to serve in the role of special counsel, to oversee the fbi investigation into russian government influence in the 2016 campaign, and any possible collusion with the trump campaign. rosenstein saying in a statement, quote, my decision is not a finding that crimes have been committed or that any prosecutio

. >> barney was recently convicted of possession of stolen property, at the time, he was out on paroleri. two hours ago he had a visit from his girlfriend. it ended in her arrest. >> i met my girlfriend about six months prior to coming in here and it's rough in here. you don't get to smoke like you use to back in the day. so i kind of basically asked her to bring me tobacco and stuff. >> i'm not even worried for myself, whatever happens, box time, solitary, i do that. i'm worried about her. >> he's an inmate that we have intel on that he smuggles drugs inside the facility. our intel was that he had a visit last thursday and received numerous balloons of contraband. went back upstairs to his housing area, passed it the next day by moving his bowels, took the drugs out and started selling them here yesterday. >> investigators searching the inmates sell. when they learned he had a visit today they decided to hold back. today they focused directly on him and his girlfriend. >> approximately 10 minutes into the visit she started reaching her hand into her bra to take out balloons at this ti

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barney is captured and surrenders to the british. if you want to check that out later, you can. because there is no defenses left, they start making their way onto the city. the navy yard here. tingey is in charge and he's been told by secretary of the navy, when the british start making their way onto the city, we know it's going to happen but if they start making their way into the city, burn the navy yard. we don't let into -- we don't want it to fall into the hands of the british area -- british. we don't want them using of those supplies. so he does. but before he does that, he evacuates. when john adams really put forth the effort to form the united states navy, he founded the united states navy library. it's basically books and tactical manuals from all around the world. he wanted the officers to read these books and learn from the best around the world. tingey evacuated the navy yard library. united dates navy's library from -- the united states navy's library from the navy yard, and here's a question for you. i'm going to be asking a lot of questions during this tour, s

former congressman barney frank, thanks for joining us. joining me now, former fbi special assistant for leadership development scott olson. scott, first let me get -- i imagine you worked with bob mueller, personal testimony if you think he's up to this. >> oh, yes, chris. i think that this assignment is well within bob mueller's comfort zone. as challenging and controversial as this is going to be over the next couple of months, he's an experienced prosecutor. he is very familiar with the landscape of national security investigations. he is going to -- he's going to give us what we need in terms of the fact pattern. but this really is right in his comfort zone. >> i want to correct something a little bit when we were talking earlier with pete williams and maxine waters about his role and how he can be removed. my understanding is the statute at issue makes it impossible for the president to directly fire a special counsel, but they can be fired by in this case the deputy attorney general. and what happened with archibald cox was that nix

stewart barney, welcome. you are on 9 - noon every day and killing it. >> thank you very much indeed. when the outline was rolled out. were you disappointed disappointed or pleased to. >> that was a terrific rollout. what the president plans is to get right at america's middle class. they are the people who need this break most. they they wille juice the economy more than any other group. >> can you tell me where middle-class will benefit? we used to have seven brackets and now we have three. ten, 25 and 35. you doubled the standard deductions so that will be significant. it cuts the corporate tax rate from 35 - 15. they say the bottom number is key because that's where the rest of the world is. it repeals the real estate tax known as the death tax so you can keep the money in the fami family. a >> most important there is the 15% on small businesses. that is that is the top rate that a small business can have. >> when you look at a small business owner do you look at them as middle class. >> absolutely. there

the 10,000 square foot store will be located at m street at the site of the old barney store . that is the same block where there used to be a barnes & noble. oregon andportland suburban boston. we talked to georgetown residents about amazon's plan. >> i think it is weird because, the proliferation of buying books online has pushed up traditional book sellers. we used to have a barnes & noble in town. now they are transitioning back to that physical space. we will see how it goes. >> there is a total of 13 amazon stores, open or in the no word on when the store will open. >> we will have much more ahead at noon. let's get a preview of what is coming at 11:00. hugenight at 11:00, salaries, security, chauffeur. the kind of perks reserved for celebrities, but in our case it is local politicians. how much these necessities are costing area taxpayers. the most expensive public servants. rrator: "the time is to do what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in

up next, barney frank joins us to defend part of his legacy. here's josh lipton with the market wrap. >> thanks. stocks on wall street ending higher. the nasdaq and s&p notching record closes ahead of the french election sunday, the dow ending up 55 points. the s&p 500 closing up 9 points. the nasdaq closing up 25 points. april's positive jobs report giving the market boost. employers added 211,000 jobs last month. the unemployment rate dipping on 4.4%. a ten-year low. apple closing at a record high, helping lift the dow and nasdaq. shares jumping 1.7% to $148.96. that's it from cnbc first in business worldwide. you don't let anythi keep y sidined. that's why you drink ensur with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. keep y sidined. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. >>> welcome back. the affordable care act wasn't the only one of president obama's signature pieces of legislation if republican cross hairs just this week alone. house republicans took step toward disntling dodd

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then barney woke me up every hour to go outside to [ bleep ].erally was up midnight to 6:00 a.m. of course i then had to get up for the day and he got to sleep all day. oh, and i almost forgot that when i woke up there was [ bleep ] all over the dining room rug again. i don't know how so much [ bleep ] can come out of such a small dog. >> are you seeing your imaginary girlfriend today? [ laughter ] >> my mom is obsessed with al roker so she'll tech things looks, today al was at loyola university trying to break the record for most people crab walking for two minutes with no tushes touching the ground. they had 494 which beat the old record by 118. thanks for the roker report, mom. >> i sent my mom a picture of a new bathing suit i just bought and she said, it's cute, butte you've got to start working out, you're beautiful but you're too heavy, you don't want it to get to the point where you can't lose the weight. even if you work out in your room. thanks so much, mom. happy mother's day. >> jimmy: oh, well, that's -- happy mother's day. [ cheers

. >>> you can rent a car, you can rent a hotel room, you can rent a barney but where would you go tot a friend? well, japan for one. adriana diaz has this story. >> reporter: this gentleman runs a rental family company and business has never been better. for a fee he and his staff will impersonates your parents, boss, scout. has he ever been caught? he made a documentary "rent a family, inc." why is there so much demand for renting fake family members? >> the japanese obsess over immaculate manners. for my clients not violating protocol is important. he recently posed as a pregnant woman's father because her real dad didn't approve of the marriage. across town another rental is in progress. for $10 an hour a proudly unhip middle aged guy will let you vent and offer his worldly wisdom. this time he's serving up life lessons. today it's dating advice. he sees clients almost daily proving over the hill is umd rated. >> translator: it's because i'm a total stranger that clients can unload deep, dark see kretsd. they'll say, i can't breathe a word of this to anyone i know. >> reporter: in

. >> the guy dressed in the barney >> the game of thrones costume. >> all right.l, it is not every day you get photo bomb by a former leader of the free world. >> but george w. bush game and on camera shoutout during wednesday night's text ras rangers game literally shouting hey while sports reporter emily jones was giving a report from the stands. >> jones wrote on twitter, my most favorite photo bomb ever. i'd say. >> he went all out. he didn't just go with the fun facial expression. >> he's living -- that commentary there, just living life. >> he was managing partner of the team, the rangers, before he was president. she said she went up to him after and said, did you just photo bomb me? and he said, yep, i sure did. >> is the person behind him in the video, i just noticed, kind of looked like -- does he still get secret service protection? i think he does. kind of looked like secret service behind him in the sunglasses. >> yeah, of course. >> you think that's the security -- that's the guy? >> i don't know. >> i bet it >> wow, very intuitive. >> investigative

with jones running seventh and truex leading, barney visser might have his first-ever race with two of it's looking good right now. both cars running extremely well. the 78 is in a league of his own. he is checked out on the field right now. just like last year, mike. it's like dÉjÀ vu all over again. >> mike: kyle busch, two seconds back. kurt busch and matt kenseth four seconds back. harvick, five, suarez and jones, six. >> darrell: only difference in the 78 car this year and last year. last year he started on the pole. he never had competition to speak of. tonight he started eighth. had to work his way to the >> jeff: the other things. less downforce, stages and the track compound to try to make multiple grooves. he has had to overcome other obstacles. the results seem to be the same. >> mike: this chart. similar to last year. number not as high but the domination as complete. 213 laps led so far with 53 to go. >> darrell: that's unbelievable. look at what he did -- look at these two numbers. combined numbers from last year to this year. look at that. 605 of the 747 laps in the last

kurt busch, erik jones, two top ten cars for barney visser for the first time. pole tt eighth.inth and dale earnhardt jr. gets a top ten. >> junior hung in there for a top ten. >> mike: 600 miles of racing. and about a quarter mile walk to victory lane. to cap it off. >> they could push the car around the track if they had to. that's how much adrenaline they've got flowing right now. >> mike: jamie with the driver who led the most laps tonight. >> jamie: 233 laps led. finished third. martin, what a night for you guys. you didn't end up on the top step. what do you take away from a night like tonight and the performance? >> two out of three. two we lost in fuel. that stinks. big picture-wise a big night. toyotas were fast. guys did a phenomenal job all night long. got behind a few times. fell back, got the lead. fuel way. i think we not been loose, we may have caught them on the last lop. overall, i can't say enough about the team, what they're doing. tonight was tough. the cars were a handful. i drove my butt off. wasn't to be tonight. >> jamie: mike. >> mike: thanks, jamie. bo

lemonis: i've seen it at barneys. i've seen it at nordstrom. -patrick: it's everywhere.his is kind of what made our brand super famous. i literally drew it on, like, a piece of paper. i'm like, "we have to make the plane look backwards and do everything in reverse print." lemonis: that is pretty cool. patrick: i'm originally from new york, and then i moved here, to los angeles. lemonis: where in new york? patrick: i'm originally from upstate binghamton. -lemonis: okay. -patrick: which is where we had our family bakery and our family business. d then i -- lemonis: you were a baker? patrick: my dad was. my dad lives in upstate new york. lemonis: and your mom? -patrick: is no longer here. -lemonis: she passed away. patrick: my mom died eight years ago this week, actually. lemonis: oh, man. patrick: when someone is dealt something like that and such a tragedy -- and she was super-young, too -- you can either go super depressed and put your head under the covers, or be like "[bleep] it, life is too short. i'm gonna live my dream and do exactly what i want." so, 10 weeks later

barney frank and i -- the one think barney frank and i always agreed on when on the floor of congress and afterwards was we shouldn't carry europe on our back, they should pay their 2%. they should carry their load. they don't get to escape from history. i agree with that. but do not call them out. the entire world is watching and, of course, most importantly vladimir putin is watching. it seemed like yesterday was his love note to vladimir putin. it really did by, first of all, attacking the allies and then by not moving forward and saying they were going to do what we've always done and defend any country that was attacked. >> that was the stunning part, too, to your point, saying we've got to even the score dollarswise, but not go to article five, not send that signal to our allies, you strategically go why, what is the logic? sometimes you can look at trump and go, he's sinister, but there's this kind of twisted machiavellian logic. there's no there there. >> you'd probably agree with me. so many times donald is shooting his mouth off, and shoots his mouth off in complete and tota

act, incial believe it was 2003 and 2005 and the bush administration and got twice.own i remember barney frank saying mae -- or fanie mae mac were fine and in reality they were sinking. i think y, glass-steagall should be country d and get our back to stable financial market. host: thanks. will be like his the sleeper issue, people feel strongly about this. the year when there are so many issues because this change from ch a the obama administration and president trump promised so the including shaking up system, i think there is, we are crowding -- ee a really are only certain issues the same an move at time. i think this one of banking and reform is important because it has potential to affect the economy and because caller, have a e lot of residual feelings about how the financial crisis in 2008 affected everything from jobs to income to housing. tommy, oxford, alabama, democrats line. caller: yeah, i think big banks ught to be broken up and i think we would wouldn't have went through the recession if hey would have locked up bankers, instead of giving -- example is the current house

out saying the retail picture may not be as bad as wall street thinks alan ran neiman marcus and barney's, he joins us now. allen, it's a pleasure to have you with us. >> hi, how are you all today? >> great. >> we are par veling at the retail space this week. what can you tell us to believe it's not as bad as it seems, allen. >> well, it's all in, we go through these cycles. obviously, this has been a challenging period. it's the internet, the understanding of the millennial customer. it's the off price stores. there's a lot of different things going on here. i think the challenge -- at least from my vantage point. when you have a difficult period of time like this. it's when people come up with the best ideas. i think the department stores, everybody says, are gone. i think some may be gone. i think the challenges for those i think are still strong and there are some strong stores out there. the nordstrom's and the macy's that need to rethink who their customers, retailing is always about connecting to the customer. that's checking through your asortments, your presentations, your servic

that's my question. [ laughter ] >> i want to know where's barney! [ laughter ] >> wilma!! >> you know, do you love the san jose giants? do you ever go to their games? they're so fun. >> the minor league team? >> yeah, the farm team for our san francisco giants. this was one of the promotional giveaways, this beautiful long sock and i actually do love it, right? but i was doing my laundry other day and i only came up with one. >> happens all the time. >> you are always in search of the other sock. you never give up hope. this is national missing children's month and cbs is a very proud sponsor of trying to get that message out there that these children are always, always thought about. we are always in search of them and so what we like to you do is go on social media, perhaps even twitter, and go to hashtag rock one search. this is national missing children month and let's not give up the search. we have missing this morning the sunshine. nothing but cloudy skies from the coast to our inland areas. we have four runways at sfo and they are close together. so when you have t

barney roy was second ahead of third —favourite al wu kair.imke leads the badminton horse trial after today's cross—country event. she goes into the final day's show jumping tomorrow with point four of an advantage over the reigning badminton and olympic champion michaeljung, who's on 40 penalties in second. rosalind canter is the highest placed briton in sixth place. no woman has won the overall title in ten years. there's coverage throughout the weekend on the bbc red button and online. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. thank you. prince edward has been speaking about the decision of his father — prince philip — to stand down from royal duties later this year. he said he was sure the duke of edinburgh wouldn't disappear into the background. 0ur royal correspondent, peter hunt, reports. prince philip as we soon won't be seeing him, in public, on duty, by his wife's side. from autumn, the soon—to—be 96—year—old prince will be giving up such engagements. those who know him well insist he may be retiring, but he won't be

barney roy was second ahead of third —favourite al wu kair.day‘s cross—country event. she goes into the final day‘s showjumping tomorrow with point 4 of an advantage over the reigning badminton and olympic champion michaeljung who‘s on a0 penalties in second. rosalind canter is the highest placed briton in 6th place. no woman has won the overall title in ten years. there‘s coverage throughout the weekend on the bbc red button and online. iamso i am so proud of being the cause it was a bold and calf. it was not an easy ride, i could not waive to the crowd because i knew everything was coming very quick. he wanted to go so coming very quick. he wanted to go so fast and i really wanted to prepare. every time he saw the line, was fluid and pure fun, really. that‘s all the sport for now. let‘s have a quick look at some of the front pages. the observer headlines on labour‘s plans to increase income tax for people earning more than £80,000, ifjeremy corbyn becomes the next prime minister. the sunday times — says the move is in a bid to shore up labou

barney, frank, and i agree that some of the things put in there after the fact should not have been putn't agree with all of it, but it is what it is. unfortunately because dodd-frank, it is what it is. i have to deal with it. and that is the law of the land. the only thing dodd-frank did is it is not a legislation that has been passed. it basically says make the system better, do what you have to do to do it. so the regulators have a huge amount of authority to interpret these rules. the system is better, dodd-frank is partially responsible, but dodd-frank you know was passed 100% democrat, 0% republicans. and none of us can possibly say you can't make things better. one day, people, rational people should sit down and say what parts work, what parts don't work, what parts should we change? a lot of good work was done and a lot of flaws need to be fixed. [applause] david: you were quoted before the brexit vote that saying you would have to move people out of london. jamie: what happened with brexit is kind of what we expected. we didn't need to expected disaster. brexit is a vote for t

barney roy was second ahead of third —favourite al wu kair.advantage over the reigning badminton and olympic champion michaeljung who‘s on a0 penalties in second. rosalind canter is the highest placed briton in 6th place. no woman has won the overall title in ten years. there‘s coverage throughout the weekend on the bbc red button and online. golf is trying out something new in st albans this weekend to try and reach new markets and audiences. it‘s called golfsixes, played overjust 6 holes, two man teams are facing each other with a bit of razzmatazz thrown in as well. james burford has been watching the action.. this board has been given a makeover and with entrances like boxing ring walks, has the first day delivered a knockout punch? 16 countries are divided into four groups of four. each team plays each other and the top two go through to the quarterfinals. what is new? it is all played overjust six holes. england‘s pair are through to tomorrow‘s quarterfinal, they topped the group, which means they will will take on italy. scotland are al

barney roy was second ahead of third —favourite al wu kair. joseph parker, the wbo heavyweight champion, was fighting in his native new zealand against a former sparring partner, the romanian razvan cojanu. he had to step in a quite late notice. the fight went the full 12 rounds but it wasn't much of a spectacle. parker retained his wbo belt with a unanimous points decision, but his performance will have done little to worryjoshua. a teenage racing driver who lost both his legs in an horrific crash has vowed to race again. billy monger was racing in the formula 4 championship at donington park last month when he collided with a stationary car. nick quaraishi reports. his story has touched motor sports fa ns his story has touched motor sports fans around the world and billy monger, or billy wizz as he is not, cannot believe this. it is amazing. to turnover and it is the signatures of many world champions. lewis hamilton... that really touched my heart. tragedy struck less than three weeks ago. billy was racing in the formula ford championship w

you have to do what you have to do, nip it in the bud as barney fife says. >> reporter: wesley easterlingated and hopes to get a refinery job soon to be off federal assistance. >> donald trump during the campaign said he's going to fight for the little guy. you're the little guy, right? >> i am the little guy. >> reporter: do you feel he's fighting for you? in no, not at all. little guy's going to have to fight for himself. >> reporter: in the meantime, he says he is praying for his family, his country and his president. gary touchman, cnn, elliot county, kentucky. >> the news continues here on cnn. right after the break. >>> the u.s. president returns to washington to a slough of problems weighti problems waiting for him, including new allegations surrounding his son-in-law, jared kushner. >>> getting back on track. british airlines working frantically. canceled flights at heathrow. the effect there. >>>

>> i think of barney fife, i guess. ( laughter ) >> stephen: one bullet?uldn't accomplish things easily. >> stephen: well, you have. you've got three emmys. this is your fourth tony nomination for "a doll's house, part 2". >> yes. >> stephen: i know that you lived in -- i know you lived in chicago for many years. did you grow up there as well? >> no, i grew up in southern illinois but i feeik from chicago because we starean. i think it's in its 40t 40th season. i was around there for quite a while. >> stephen: did you always want to be an actress? >> no, i was much too practical to think i would ever be able to make a living as an actor. so i was a german major. ( laughter ) thinking that that's the way in. >> stephen: that's safe? yeah, plan a. >> stephen: sure, exactly. ( laughter ) and then i -- >> stephen: when did that occur to you not being -- >> um, well, that i wasn't going to make it as a german interpreter? i ended up not -- i got sidelined by meeting the stepping bofl people and we formed our theater in hyde park and it's still going strong when

when president bush woke up to barney and spot. parrot woke up to his wife.ep treatment. >> be careful because that cabinet's valuable. >> at least he's still smiling even with that black eye. well, on the new season of parts unknown, every dish tells a story. anthony bourdain is determined to taste them all. i sat down with him ahead of the season premier. >> it's an exploration of how mexican in southern california, how american are mexican, they are such an important part of our cultural music, food, identity, workforce, so we really wanted to look at los angeles, the most photographed mexican prism and ask the question question of why is morici so popular. it's one of the most fascinating things that came up. >> what can you tell us about that? >> you'll have to watch the show. it's not something you'd expect. >> is mexican food what we all know it, what you experienced, what you ate? >> we eat a lot of the kind of authentic mexican food that people are more familiar with. >> there's the influence that you explored. >> it's perhaps the most important emer

he was more of a barney fife than colombo. >> after berating cabinet members and running past secret. taken out of the west virginia state capitol in handcuffs. and health and human services secretary tom price, white house canceler kellyanne conway, whose company public news service asking charges to be dropped this morning. outside republican town hall, tom macarthur's report of the healthcare bill. ♪ >> protesters holding two stones and laying down outside the new jersey representative's meeting. he came to the democratic part of his district to address the anxiety over the hot button issue. abby: a woman and her dog found safe a week after going missing at glacier national park, madeleine conway to safety after bumping into them on a trail in montana. connolly and her dog lost their way after stopping for a drink of water, spending one night in the wilderness. connolly will be okay. a teenager hailed a hero for saving a police officer's life. jumping into action spotting the mail eating on the side of the road. the firefighter working alongside to apply they turn i could the offi

summing up this big, that's a warehouse leasing a space that used to be barney's.everal bookstores in seattle, san diego, in oregon. the company has not said when the location where open. have pulledwizards themselves out of a hole to tie their series with the celtics. they use a 26 to nothing run in the third order to fuel a 121 , 27 blowout over boston points and 12 assists, the series is shifting back to beantown for game five. the home team has won every game this series and they are hoping to steal one on the road for a chance to close it out in d.c. larry: the capitals season is again on the line, they are on the road at pittsburgh, down three games to two in the best-of-seven series, they have to win the next two games to keep the game alive. if they can win in pittsburgh, they will have a game seven at home on wednesday. come on, guys. action-packed week for the caps, battling on wednesday, then game five, cap's holding on for game seven wednesday night, game six for the wizards is already a definite, that's friday night right here in d.c. autria: talk abou

but we have barney frank on to talk with us today, co-author of the dodd-frank regulation. talk to him about this deregulation and what he expects to see what happen. we'll talk with linda mcmahon, the small business administration head about her thoughts on what the administration can and is trying to do to help small businesses, maybe clearing out the red tape. talk to her about her plans for that arena. >>> and we'll talk with dann dimicco, the nucorp ceo. all of this talk with wilbur ross about all the issues that the commerce department is facing when it comes to trade issues, trying to get fair deals for the united states. we'll get dan's comments on what he sees happening in the administration what else he would like to see. it's all coming up in a few minutes on "squawk box." >> great stuff. look forward to it "squawk box" coming up in 12 minutes. >>> the fed kicking off a two-day policy meeting in a few short hours. joining us is richard clarida. you're watching "worldwide exchange." ♪ what we do every night is like something out of a strange dream. except that the

street at the side of the old barney's store. in the same block that used to be a barnes & noble.t closed in 2011. am zan has six bookstores in seattle, san diego, portland, oregon, suburban boston. five more are scheduled to open this morning we talked to the georgetown residents about the amazon plan. >> it's weird. we used to have a barnes & noble in georgetown so it's interesting now they are transitioning in the physical space. suzanne: there are 13 amazon stores in the works or planning stages. no word when this one will open. nancy: there is still something to be said about going to a bookstore. jonathan: now several are closing but they are putting a brick and mortar store. they will have to have a big store. alison: great place to take the kids. fun. jonathan: put them in the kids section. coming up next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- firefighters taking the equipment to battle but it's a fire that- are fighting. wait until you see this. >> they are going to stay there. until we are told to move them. >> yep. you hear both sides. they are fighting over a small slice of land. w

. >> "saturday night live" should do some stuff on nancy pelosi and barney -- not barney.at you mean. >> bernie sanders came out and said people would drop dead because of obamacare being cut out. that's insane. what has happened to this country? neil: i don't know. i'm flabbergasted. leave me speechless. >> why are you laughing? neil: because i wanted to do hand gestures but i can't. we'll have more after this. are allergies holding you back? break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist instead of allergy pills. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist you may not even notice. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. break through your allergies. new flonase sensimist neil: all right. it could be the biggest public debt crisis we have ever seen and puerto rico is front and center. adam shapiro with some breaking news on that. hey, adam. reporter: hey, neil. it will play out in a fe

. >> betty and barney? they're moving on up? >> one couple from the flintstones maybe. well, the mid-70s property went on the market in 2015, 20 months later it finally sold. the price tag is about 20% below the original asking price which was $4 million. >> mr. slate maybe. >> hmm. do remember that? come on? >> i got it. >> are you kidding she? 5:47 right now. >>> happening today the nbc universal family getting pumped up not to mention a little wet because a brand new massive water park is opening at orlando resorts in florida. it's called volcano bay. from the looks of it you think it would be worth the trip? i like those water rides you can't miss the signature volcano in the middle of the park and you go sliding down those ramps. it offers close to 20 different attractions most with no lines. don't forget to pack your sunscreen and your itty-bitty bikini. >> my wife asked i not wear that. >> this is a kid of friendly environment let's try to keep that in mind. last weekend would have been a good one for the water park, this one not as sweltering. >> it won't be as

that sounds like that would be a barney fife situation.ed camden. >> personally, for me, my parents are pastors in camden, new jersey, so i've been in that community for so long. i could have chosen to work in a suburban community which may have been safer as some people say. >> a lot of cats in trees? >> yeah. but that's not what i felt like my calling was. my calling and what i have passion for is the urban community. that's where i want to work. >> there's a lot of policing to do. >> a lot of action, a lot of diversity as well. >> i think that's great. is there any part of it, the idea of being a police officer is, what's the word i'm looking for, scares the -- out of me. i get it is a public service and you are helping people and we need police officers, well trained, highly effective, connected to the community police officers. is there any part that scares you, you are worried about? >> the only thing i'm nervous about is the culture toward law enforcement now. a lot of people are scared of law enforcement. i am hoping if i can bring

barney. and, so, and then i an instructor in dallas, one of the greatest thing any instructor can do is set new horizons for a student. my instructor brought over the artist, you ought to paint portraits of world leaders. i'm sitting there as fledgling artist. this guy thinks i can actually do that. i got two instructors. one of them is at the house. i understand you painted these world leaders. you ought to paint portraits of people knob knows. it dawned on me i ought to paint these warriors who i do know. so the at bush center we have mountain bike rides and golf tournaments with these wounded vets, like brian is a biker. i got to know brian. i started studying their stories. the first guy i painted was major chris turner. i was sitting next to turner at a dinner, and i said, why are you here? because i can't get out of my mind seeing a buddy of mine killed. and i paint from pictures. and or photos. as i'm painting turner, i'm thinking what that must be like in his mind. first one in there.

thunderstorm with a lot of lightning, 52 lightning strikes in 15 minutes that went right over old barneyhe northern tip of long beach island and a little bit of hail with that as well where you see the purples on the radar but now that storm is exiting the coastline. there will be more that will be popping up as we go through the evening hours here. 89 allentown, 90 reading, near 90 in wilmington, 91 in millville. a sea breeze at the shore so temperatures there only in the 70's this afternoon. were we're just over the halfway point here and at the beginning of the week we were running two and a half degrees below normal with in long stretch of really cool weather. but this has been such an exceptionally warm middle part of the week but now we are close to average for the month so far but those numbers are going to start to back off as we go into the weekend and next week. satellite and radar, there's the front and you can seal the storms kind of popping. they'll be isolated here this evening so not everyone getting hit. the best areas would be philadelphia to the south here through that

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and barney crockett, the lord promised, was elected. he is one of the lee birch counsellors.s now been and gone. the scottish labour party has informed each of the councillors of their suspension pending an investigation. the scottish labour leader spoke to the bbc earlier. she said, labour party values must run through any deals and local government. this is about the job that councillors do, about protecting and defending public services. she says that as white this rule did not pass the test with the scottish executive committee. and that is why these councillors have now been suspended. the councillors are carrying on in calling themselves aberdeen labour. all right. thanks for that update. she was one of television's best loved characters — hilda 0gden — famous for her sharp tongue and her unique style. now some of her trademark items have gone under the hammer, including her iconic headscarf, curlers and pinny... which sold for more than £4,000. they've been auctioned by the family ofjean alexander, the actress who played hilda for more than two decades. colin paterson

barney frank and maxine waters with reaction from democrats, and what this means for the investigation going forward. >> this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> go