bowling green police officer michael delaney. >> captain delaney knew russell sublet prior to this incident. he knew him. they played sports together. >> i need to rest, delaney. i've been in pain for so long. i just can't take it no more. the pain that they've done to me, shooting me, ain't near as bad as what is going on inside my head. my mind. right now. it ain't -- you know what i'm saying? >> think about the future and getting past all this, putting it behind you. you're strong. you can do this. >> delaney's words seem to reach sublet. after a 4 1/2-day standoff with an army of agents, russell sublet agrees to surrender. >> i think at that point he realized he had things to live for. he had family members. he had people that cared about him. his life wasn't as bad as he had initially thought. >> sublet even has kind words for law enforcement. >> these guys are super great. i mean they saved my life. >> after a three-day trial, russell sublet is convicted of five counts of attempted murder. he is not charged in the arson case. sublet is sentenced to 140 years behind bars. >> it all hap

austin delaney has the story. [ yelling ] >> reporter: it is dramatic video shot by a passenger in his seat as the tactical squad storms the airplane on the tarmac. they want everyone's hands in the air, heads down as they search for one passenger. sunwing flight 772 had taken off on its way to panama city when it turned around over west virginia 45 minutes later and headed back to toronto. but tina was sitting one row in front of the man. >> she basically tore a strip off explaining how sensitive they are in canada. he hates canada. and then he said with great expression with his hands, i just want to bomb canada. >> reporter: the flight was then diverted. and when it landed, police were waiting to board. police were all business. >> they didn't take any guff off anybody. once they started seeing the cameras pop up, they made sure they put a stop to that. >> i was very frightened and scared. >> reporter: when the man was arrested, thompson tells us his demeanor completely changed. once he was in handcuffs he was saying sorry, and that he loved canada. >> that was austin delaney report

. >> reporter: just five mails away, they head to delaney barbecue. >> i smelled my first brisket when was three days old. >> reporter: my take on what's considered number one, and that's texas barbecue. >> someone has to unthrone the legends, right? we're always competing in one sense or another. >> reporter: but as a native texan, i had to see myself. i grew up on texan style barbecue. i'm hungry. >> pork rib, sausage, turkey. >> we've been doing great briskets for a couple of years now. and hometown barbecue opened up last year. they do texas meats as well as anybody in texas. really phenomenal how quickly they've been able to master it. >> reporter: daniel is the only barbecue editor. he's been to almost 900 barbecue joints. >> when you're in a city that doesn't have any good barbecue yet, it takes that one really good place to open up to create the barbecue culture in that say. >> reporter: now these joints are foodie destinations. >> i'm not sure they use this technique in texas, but we're in texas. so it works for us. >> reporter: new york barbecue has the freedom to inslow nate

barbecue super fans head to delaney barbecue for the texas-inspired brisket run by daniel delaney. >>ovate at all. >> reporter: why take on what's already considered number one and that's texas barbecue. >> someone has to unthrone the legends. right? that's how it works. >> reporter: but as a native texan, i had to see for myself. it's going to be tough to please me, you see, i'm a texas girl that grew up on texas-style barbecue. dan's promised me some good stuff. good thing for him i'm hungry. >> pork rib, sausage, brisket, pulled pork and turkey. >> it melts in your mouth. >> besides the zip code there is not much different from what the greats are doing in texas and what we try and do every day here. >> reporter: despite their newfound barbecue fame, these new york pit masters say success is surprisingly simple. >> no secret. they think it's about a recipe or that it's about a secret rub. it's about none of those things. if you know really how to operate this tool that you're cooking with, you're going to be able to produce really great food. >> how much do you guys love me this mo

. >> reporter: sysco declined our request for an interview but in a statement sysco ceo bill delaney said, we accept responsibility for the breakdown in our system in california and we have taken this opportunity to improve our practices. but multiple sources told us this was a problem across the u.s. and canada. >> this is a fricking storage shed. >> reporter: state inspectors have also been in touch with the usda regarding sheds in other states. for now, the focus is on the fine and preventing this from happening again. >> without the whistleblowers who brought this to your attention and to your reporting that brought this of course to our attention, we wouldn't have known about it until maybe somebody did get sick or worse, somebody is hospitalized or died as a result of product getting contaminated because of the way it was being handled. >> prosecutors say the $19 million settlement will be paid in several parts. as a penalty that covers state legal fees as funding to train and deploy more food safety inspectors and provide food to 58 state food banks. just go to nbcbayarea.com

but in a statement, sysco ceo bill delaney said we accept responsibility for the breakdown in our system in california, and we have taken this opportunity to improve our practices. >> it was nasty. >> reporter: but multiple sources told us this was a problem across the u.s. and canada. >> this is a fricking storage shed. >> reporter: state inspectors say they have also been in contact with the fda and the usda regarding sheds in other states. for now, the focus is on the fine and preventing this from happening again. >> without the whistle-blowers who brought this to your attention and to your reporting that brought this of course to our attention, you know, we wouldn't have known about it until maybe somebody did get sick or worse, somebody was hospitalized or died as a result of product getting contaminated because of the way it was being handled. >> reporter: prosecutors say the $19 million settlement will be paid in several parts as a penalty to cover state legal fees, as funding to train and deploy more food safety inspectors, and to provide food to 58 food banks statewide. we poste

these real relations can be smoothed over it seems like if it's getting worse and worse and how bill delaney former n.s.a. whistleblower thanks for joining us. all right well we're just learning that chinese hackers apparently broke into the system for the federal office of personnel management this happened back in march targeting tens of thousands of employees who applied for top security clearance according to the new york times senior american officials have said the breach was tracked back to china but not necessarily the chinese government is not clear how the hackers breached the system but what they've likely been able to retrieve is details on security clearance applicants that includes their foreign contacts previous jobs and personal information like past drug use the latest revelation comes just as secretary kerry needs with china's president and beijing about how develop better economic and security cooperation the move seems to be an effort to salvage relations after a tough year that included president obama dodging china during his tour of asia this spring china quickly dismi

-- co-authored with representative delaney. today investment advisors may go more than a decade before being visited by the s.e.c. it is absolutely essential that we improve the oversight of investment advisors. the people that manage the assets of millions of individual and constitutional investors across the country. this is particularly true if we are underfunding the s.e.c. by $300 million as this underlying bill proposes. the s.e.c. currently only examines approximately 9% of advisors annually. out of the almost 11,000 advisors registered with the commission. the legislation and this amendment provide the s.e.c. with additional resources to conduct more examinations and protect investors. i believe this amendment and our bill provides the simplest, most efficient solution to the problem of inadequate advisor oversight. also, because the user fees contemplated in the amendment would only be used to fund the regulation of investment advisors and not to subsidize other functions at the s.e.c., i think that this option would b

austin delaney has the story. >> it is dramatic video shot a a passenger as the police tactical squade airplane on the tarmac. they want everyone's hands in the air and heads down as they search for a passenger. the flight had taken off from pearson international on the way to panama city when it turned around over west virginia 45 minutes later and headed back to toronto. this woman was sitting seat ahead of the man. >>> are this was within a half hour. they were explaining how expensive it was and he hates canada. he said with a great expression, i just want to bomb canada. >> i flight was then divert and when it landed, police were waiting to board. the passenger said police were all business. >> they didn't take it from anybody. everyone had to keep their hands up. when they saw the cameras, they made sure to put a stop to it. >> i was frightened and scared. >> when the man was arrested, his demeanor changed. he said sorry and he loved canada. >> the suspect is set to appear in court saturday morning. we have pictures from social media. he spoke with his parents and they say their

delaney mr. carney that you need to have some involvement to protect people against the credit risk on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage. our prediction is that republicans are going to complete their fourth year in a row of controlling the house and having passed the legislation on the gses i wish that weren't the case. >> my time is up running out but i'd be interested in the panelists view on the various bills before this committee. we have a lot of discussion today about differentiating banks and the chairman has come up with some thoughts. i would like to explore that with several of you. thank you very much mr. chairman. >> the chair wishes to make an announcement that it's the chair's intention to recognize the members that are currently in around. those who may be monitoring this inner offices, tough luck. this has the blessing of the ranking member. >> and of the former chairman. >> well. always like to have the gentleman's opinion. the chair recognizes gentleman from new mexico mr. pearce.

delaney, mr. carney, you need to have some involvement to protect people against the credit risk on the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage. my prediction is that the republicans are going to complete their fourth year in a row of controlling the house and having passed no legislation in the house on gses. i wish that weren't the case. >> my time is running out, but i'd be interested on the panelists' view on the bills before the committee. we had a lot of discussion today about differentiating banks by regulations. chairman has come up with some thoughts and i'd like to explore that with several of you. thank you very much, mr. chairman. >> the chair wishes to make an announcement that it is the chair's intention to recognize the members that are currently in the room. those who may be monitoring this in their offices, tough luck. this has the blessing of the ranking member. >> and of the former chairman. >> well, always happy to have the gentleman's opinion. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from n

delaney, that at no taxpayer cost would allow for lower cost financing with locally driven infrastructure projects. but none of us are even allowed to discuss, not for 10 minutes, not one minute, not a single moment, any amendments under this closed rule and i encourage my colleagues on both sides of the tile vote no on this closed rule. in 2012, congress passed the moving ahead for progress program, which my colleague, mr. webster, mentioned which re-authorized federal programs and mained -- maintained the solvency of the highway trust fund through the end of 2014. that seemed a little ways off at the time but here we are in yull of 2014, fast approaching insol -- insol venn sthoif trust fund in 2014. how inconvenient to members of the republican party that this might occur of before the election. so suddenly there's an impetus to do something about it, at least to kick the can down the road a few months until after the election when we have a national discussion about how to meet our infrastructure needs and to pay for them. this bill is simply a very short-term highway trust fund patch

delaney from his side and i have on social security reform. it doesn't really deal with a lot of reform, but it's a process bill. it would set us down the road to have a bipartisan proposal, which i can assure you would have things that your side doesn't like and things that my side doesn't like. then we would have to vote on it up or down. a thoughtful way to try and begin to deal with some of these and genuinely bipartisan. i hope my friend would look at that. in terms of my friend from new jersey mentioned the ex-im bank, couldn't agree with you more. support t i have consistently supported it. i know there is a disagreement on our side of the aisle largely about that. i hope that it's resolved in regular order. that is that the committee votes on it and it comes down to the floor. when that happens i look forward to working with my friend to enact that legislation. i am intrigued by what my friend from new jersey had to say about the tax proposal because i think at the minimum he has certainly put his finger on an important problem. a real

austin delaney with our affiliate, ctv, has more for us. >> reporter: it is dramatic video shot by a passenger in his seat as the tactical squad storms the airplane on the tarmac. they want everyone's hands in the air, aides down, as they search for one passenger. the flight 772 had taken off from pearson international on its way to panama city when it turned around over west virginia, 45 minutes later, and headed back to toronto. batina bays was sitting one seat in front of the man in row six. >> he basically tore a strip off her, explaining how expensive the expensive are here in canada, he hates canada, and he said with great expression, i just want to bomb canada. >> the flight was then diverted and when it landed, police were waiting to board. passenger phil thompson says police were all business. >> they didn't take any good enough from anybody. everybody had to keep their heads down and hands up. once they started seeing the cameras pop up, they put a stop to that. >> i was very frightened and scared. >> reporter: when the man was arrested, his demeanor had completely changed.

guest: representatives delaney and carney have just proposed reform of fannie mae and freddie mac that would have the government as a backstop to the housing business and have it in a much more disciplined way than it was in the past. you would have the private sector participating in guarantees and bringing discipline to a market that in 2006 and 2007 was very undisciplined. it is one of the great done things from 2008. we are hoping that maybe we can get good bipartisan support for the idea. on theou can learn more congressman's website. thank you very much for speaking to our viewers. guest: thank you, greta. next, we will be talking to kansas republican tim he will be talking about the waiting list at the v.a. centers. and later on we have an exclusive from "popular mechanics" about the technology used to destroy serious chemical weapons. first, a newsupdate from c-span radio. two ukrainian military fighter jets have been shot down according to the country's defense ministry. beenlanes may have carrying up to two crew members each as bodies from the malaysian airliner shot down in

here is one for delaney. they went for kelly's friend. i had somebody write rock on mine.xt, would you know how to break into a car if you saw a child locked inside that hot vehicle? we'll be back in 30 seconds. >>> we're back with the growing national conversation on how to prevent tragedy after the death of the child who was left inside a hot car in georgia. this morning nbc's kerry sanders is in shambly, georgia, with what you can do to possibly help save a child's life. kerry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i have safety gear on from dekalb county fire and rescue. what we'll demonstrate is what you need is, how difficult it is to smash a window on a car. you're in a situation where you see a child. the easiest thing you can gather is a tire iron. you want to stand back a little bit so when it shatters it didn't get you. a gentle tap, didn't break, harder, doesn't break. even harder. one more time. what do you do if you find yourself in this situation? take a look. it can happen to anyone. a mother in katy, texas, accidentally locks herkies in the car along wi

there's an interesting plan put forward by representative delaney of maryland that would take those profits that are -- that these corporations have stored overseas, taxes that they've -- profited they've not paid taxes on in america, to repatriate, to bring that money back to america, his program would generate over a period of 10 years $720 billion to be used in public-preist partnerships to build our infrastructure. there are many, many ideas about how this could be paid for, the president has laid out a plan, not to raise the gasoline and the diesel tax but rather to bring about some tax fairness, corporations would be required to pay their fair share. i suspect we have maybe another five minutes or so but i want to bring up one of our favorite subjects. i'm going to put this up, here we are with the grow america act, all the things that could be done. this is back to make it in america. i love this photo. it's one of my favorites. i know often you travel on the train from new york down to washington, d.c. or back, right about now. this locomotive, the most advanced electric locomotive