>> fritz: yes. >> anthony: how long you've been playing together? >> fritz: around five years. dragooned the band keystone into lunch assuming, correctly as it turned out, that one of these young punks would know how to make a good adobo. is there a single authentic adobo recipe or does everybody do it differently? >> shane: everyone would stake claim to having the best adobo, but the basic ingredients i think will remain the same. so it's garlic, pork, we can now add the chicken, vinegar, peppercorns, bay leaf, soy sauce. >> anthony: mmm, this adobo is amazing. i mean, it's really, really good. >> shane: oh man, thank you, thank you. >> anthony: it's delicious. and where did you learn to cook adobo? >> shane: i learned this from my mom. >> anthony: so the answer as always to who makes the best adobo is, mom makes the best adobo! >> shane: that would be the -- that would be the safest answer. mom. >> anthony: filipinos like feeding people. >> fritz: yes, yes. >> anthony: what else do filipinos like? >> shane: filipinos are hospitable. everybody knows how to sing. they don't nec

ryder, my robo-dinosaur went on the fritz! off dragging my trailer with mrs. wingnut inside! on our way! no job is too big; no pup is too small! (beeping) paw patrol, the the paw patroller! pups: ryder needs us! whoa! huh? (chomping) yummyyyy! look out! ugh! (crashing) it's raining marshmallows! (pups giggling) (barking, howling) (barking) paw patrol, ready for action, ryder, sir! glad to hear it, pups. 'cause this is one of our stranger missions. the robo-dinosaur walked away towing the trailer with poor mrs. wingnut inside. i knew i wasn't imagining things! that dinosaur came to life! ryder: sounds more like a mechanical mistake, marshall. it's not a real dinosaur, but mrs. wingnut's really in trouble. help! how do you stop a runaway robo-dinosaur? we'll have to build a robo-dinosaur trap. spy chase, we'll need your infrared goggles to spot that dinosaur in the dark desert. super-spy chase is on the case! rubble, we'll need you to scoop out a big hole for the dinosaur to fall into. rubble on the double! rocky, i'll need you

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. >> being led out by captain fritz. >> there is lee. he's been shot. he's been shot.h a gun. it's absolute panic. absolute panic here in the basement of the dallas police headquarters. detectives have their guns drawn. there is no question about it. oswald has been shot at point blank range fired into his stomach. >> he's shot. he is shot. oswald -- >> it is oswald. >> did he shoot the man? >> or do you know? >> that's the man that shot the man. >> immediately after the shooting, our only witnesses that we could talk to were other reporters. >> where did he go pierre? >> he was here. they just put the gun there. i saw the flash on the black sweater. >> did you see the gun to his stomach? >> i saw right here. he was in a group of men right here. >> masquerading as one of us or what? >> i thought it was one of the detective. he had a hat. >> the situation is now that lee harold oswald has been shot. the man who saw the shot fired said it was fired by a man wearing a black hat, a brown coat, a man that everyone down here thought was a secret service agent. we can hear si

. >> the small plans to offer her daughter fritz first. >> i'd love to her -- everything from the field. >> experts suggest if you plan on giving older children juice, stick with 100 percent fruit juice. cbs news, new york. >> those recommendations also say that toddlers should not be given juice in sippy cups that they can drink all day long. that constant exposure can lead to tooth decay. >>> now, wusa 91st alert whether , rated dc's most accurate forecast. >>> way to start the week, but if we could make up for it by the end of the week, looking pretty good. >> it's going to be a weekend you can get something done. it's not rainer showers. it's going to be warm. this is a tough one. we went for upper 70s today. still might get it. we went to 78 for the high. let's talk about may range. we will put an umbrella here. it's going to rain tomorrow. might not on wednesday, probably will on thursday. looking at at least two more. 12 of the 22 days of rain. you think it has been gloomy? >> it has been. >> alive look outside. mainly dry commute home now. 2 points in the low 60s. winds few brea

>> my heating system picked a bad day to go on the fritz. waiting for the repairman. >> who thought you'd need it this time of year? >> exactly. thought we shut it down for the season. >> i did say on february 7th that may 8th might be -- no. >> he called the s tell you, this is the coldest we've been in over a month, or about a month tonight as temperatures dip into the 30s and 40s. the heat definitely a necessity in the region. it's going to be a cold night out there. you walk outside, you can feel it. temperatures are still mild, but they're definitely cool for this time of year. 63 right now, winds out of the west at 8 miles an hour. average high is 73. well below that. we should be in the 70s, but nowhere near there. 65, culpeper, 62 in huntingtown. eastern shore at 61 towards cambridge. nothing on the radar. we'll be dry and that will allow us to cool. and that's why we have the frost and freeze advisories in the area. you can see on the satellite picture, not much going on anywhere along the east. but you notice the flow here out of t

. >> it's fritz in the pool during spring training and it's hot as you know and they'd cool off in theool and reason i like it is that's what you see on the surface but what it means to me is that you can take the personal and go universal with this. we're all trying to stay afloat. can't tell whether he's sinking or floating and looks like an underwater super hero and he showed up at spring training and everybody assumed he'd make it and injured and had a surgery and another surgery and kept going and pushing and i thought that's what we all do and learn resilience. >> charlie: the next slide. >> that's derek jeter at his last home game. he's the exception to the rule. >> charlie: because of supreme talent or because of something else? >> i think all of it. i think lack of injuries -- the injuries play a huge part in derailing these people. >> charlie: look at the next slide. >> this is clinton, iowa. it's so hot there that they have showers attached to the outside. so probably most the photographers were inside the stadium taking pictures of the game and a got bored and wandered outs

and does this type of investigation explain why the white house was on the fritz since the investigationrtedly took this turn. joining us is the "wall street journal" reporter who broke that story, shane harris. mr. harris, it's really nice to have you here. >> thanks, rachel. good to be here. >> so the money aspect of this story, the part about business ties involving the president and the president's team, it feels just as an observer of the story, like there is an increasing focus or at least that investigations are driving in that direction over recent days and weeks. is that your impression? >> yeah, that is my kbrechlgts it felt like the investigators are coming button more potentially useful leads. there's smoke that's feeling very hot, let's put it that way. what this financial information interest in its shows is that these investigators have particular questions that they're trying to answer in terms of russian money and whether it is or is not flowing into donald trump's company or ones associated with him. that's what we understand drove this interest in wanting to get aholed

tabitha: the picture on the left is ben fritz in a pool during spring training.as you know, so they would cool off in the pool. the reason i like it is that's what you see on the surface, but what it means to me is that you can take the personal and go universal with this. we are all trying to stay afloat. i think that you can't tell whether he's sinking or whether he's floating. looks like an under water super hero. he is a guy who showed up at spring training. everyone assumed he was going to make it. he showed up injured. he had surgery. he got another injury. he kept going and pushing and pushing and i just feel like that's what we all do. we learn resilience that way. that's derek jeter at his last home game. charlie: number two. yes. tabitha: so he is the exception to the rule. charlie: because of supreme talent or because of something else? tabitha: i think all of it. i think lack of injuries. i mean, injuries play a huge part in derailing these people. charlie: okay. look at the next slide. tabitha: this is clinton iowa. and it's so hot there that they ha

. >> reporter: with monitors on the fritz, cancellations squibbled on white boards. those who made it to their planes regretted it. jets idling for hundreds on the tarmac, babies screaming as people milled in the aisles only to be set back to the terminal. we caught up with that passenger harriet mackey. we saw the chaos unfold firsthand. and you're evacuating the building. >> exactly. >> a few thousand in there? a few thousand people still inside? how are you going to get them out of there? >> well, the police will be -- >> the police. >> what about luggage. >> reporter: this morning the painful taak of sorting through mounds of luggage left by passengers. b.a. is apologizing for the system failure. one that abc's aviation consultant steve ganyard believes was avoidable. >> this just shows a failure of british airways to invest in appropriate infrastructure and especially on information technology. >> reporter: now, the airline says it'll accommodate passengers and give them full refunds, but analysts like steve ganyard are calling this an epic fail for british airl

kevin: that went on the fritz. stephanie: so we just put them in here for now.ent not working? stephanie: this one right here is, like, old, and we've been having problems with it. we already fixed it, like, three times. kevin: yeah. lemonis: so, kevin, i have to ask you, if you're the operations guy, and you come here and that doesn't work and this is broken, what exactly are you doing when you come here? kevin: so, i bring that to dave's attention, and, i mean, this -- i've never seen it quite like that. i haven't been to this store for a while 'cause i've been stuck at bay view. lemonis: i'm seeing a broken refrigerator. i'm seeing burned-out light bulbs. if kevin's responsible for operations, but he's not in charge of this stuff, then who is? this menu board is broken. kevin: exactly. lemonis: whose responsibility is that? kevin: well, i haven't... lemonis: look, i can't help but feel again that people are not giving me the full picture. hello, ma'am. we can't have customers back there. grace: i'm grace. lemonis: i'm sorry? i can't work in an environment whe

i was working for bill fritz then, senate majority leader and speechwriter, and every member that commission report very wel. so i really would appreciate what don is saying about how we can move forward with the confidence of the american peopn the final product of all of this. and there are two separate issues. there is, did russia hacked the dnc? feed that information to make leaks then try to influence the election? we have been told -- we have not seen the evidence of that, but we have been told on a bipartisan basis that yes indeed, that did happen. when i look at this, with what happened the last 24 hours, the only winner in all of this so far are the russians, and i am sure they are sitting back and twirling their mustaches and clapping their hands at what chaos they have created in the american political system. i think we all want the chaos to be over. we want answers, it we want to move forward. >> into amy's point, it is not just their interference in the american election. i've spoken with numbers of the senate intelligence committee, and they have interfered throughout the midd

telephone call that happened back in late january when it looked like things word definitely going on the fritz big things the two leaders are probably going to be talking about and are probably talking about even now is the economy and the bilateral trade agreement. the ectr show you function here. what you're looking at is total trade revenue between australia and the united states area the united states is number three here. china, by japan and australia's biggest trading partner. in the western world, the united states is number one. and it begs the question whether donald trump or turnbull want to upset relations that could potentially impact this. the short answer is likely not, especially as they meet today and as you said as this bromance continues. one thing that is a sticking point that we just got some word on in the past hour is a deal on the transfer of refugees from papua new guinea as the island -- and the transfer from those countries to the united states. right now we are taking a look at live pictures from the uss intrepid, what is happening here is mr. trump and mr. turnbull

lieutenant greg fritz, thanks for being here.? >> obviously all those servicemen and women giving the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. pete: absolutely. thank you for the service you provide. you guys are outstanding. i know you're standing at attention, but i've been there, no worries. abby, clayton, back to you. abby: now to some other headlines, we now know the name of a soldier who died in a tragic accident overseas, he died when his vehicle rolled over in northern syria. murphy was on his first deployment in the fight against isis. still unclear what caused that crash, but he leaves behind a wife and two sons. so sad. >>> and brand new surveillance pictures showing the manchester bomber just moments before he killed 22 innocent people. british police hope people recognize this man and hand over information about salman abedi's whereabouts. and last night manchester hosted its first concert since the bombing. heavily-armed police search all 50,000 people in that crowd. >>> and take a look at this shocking video. a 10-year-

sergeant brandt's wife natasha and children fritz, kate, clean air, and bell have traveled all the way from fairbanks to participate in the events this week and they're accompanied by alan's best friend officer phil mcbroom of the north pole police department, as well as a large group of colleagues from the fairbanks police department led by chief eric hukes. the group of them was hopefully going to be here visiting with me and with senator sullivan today, and they have been engaged in meetings all afternoon. so i come to the floor to address not only sergeant brandt but all those officers who serve us so honorably. chief jukes, joined by sergeant lockwood and officer warner joined 2,200 officers from around the nation in a four-day bike ride from northern new jersey to washington, d.c. they call it the police unity tour. and their motto is "we ride for those who died." police week begins with the dedication of names added this year to the national law enforcement officers memorial on judiciary square, and that dedication occurs during a very, very moving can't -- candlelight vigil. it