our auditor found out one supplier had situation where is they weren't following our propertile kolshould have -- protocols as they should have. we were disappointed ploved the supplier from the system and we knew we would be short on pork for the foreseeable future. there is plenty of pork but not pork that's the quality we are looking to serve at chipotle that we are proud of oh. we did suspend it. it was an easy decision. not because it wasn't expensive. it was expensive for us. we did take a loss. but the decision was the right one. we want customers to know we care more about where our food comes from than they probably care about it. >> last question. recently i a very large international fast food chain said they would not use antibiotics in chicken. happens if people catch on? do you think people can catch on? if you go all farm to table there won't be enough beef in thor world to serve at chipotle. >> i know who you are talking about. i hope they follow through. we hope many restaurants copy what we are doing, use higher quality raw ingredients. the key is follow-through. pe

. >> is this the same sea lion that would kol upcome up on the pier and run away. >> yes, we've featuredfore. >> clever. >> explains poncho's girth a little bit. he's a big boy. >> another one behind him. >> rachel ling posted this said they fed it to him and his girlfriend. he knows how to show a woman a good fine time. this video, what you're looking at is a nurse shark swimming with humans at night. ever been in water at night? when you're in open water at night, there's something really spooky about it. >> what are they doing? they're crazy. i'm scared of the water at night. the sharks at night the shark's swimming around like hey, let's chill. >> nurse sharks eat crustaceans. >> and toes. >> but they didn't eat any this time, beth. >> two guys are ready to arm wrestle. >> pick your winner now, who are you going to cheer for? >> see why one of them definitely walks away a sore loser. >> oh! hihi. . i'i'm m hehenrnry y wiwinknkleler. and i know there are many myths out there ababouout t a a rereveversrse e momortrtgage soso i i w wanant t yoyou u toto k knonow the facts. ththerere e a

president joked with the prince saying the american people like the boil family butch letter than their own kolions i on helm check at 11 tonight take a deep breath. researchers are putting sensors on cars to help driving drunk. essentially, breath lieser that won't let people start their car if inebriated it would send thousands of dollars and thousands of lives for 25 people that day each day in the country and in dui related incidents. >> world's largest distiller put -- to cater to low-cash officers. there's begin us beer, smirnoff. can tan morgan and johnny walker. labeling is voluntary in units and includes alcohol by volume. calories cars and fat content. >> they were burning call rids for a good cause at the philadelphia armory tonight in university city. this is the first annual boot camp to beat castleman disease which is rare disorder that involves an over growth of cells in the body's lymphatic system. it was led by david feingenbaum the son-in-law of general manager and president barny prazenica. >> good cause tonight in -- bernie prazenica. >> the final hours of winter and we're g

joining us now robert dris kol former deputy assistant antant attorney general.n you hear about the background when it jets vacations, all these kinds of things, does the government have to have a pretty airtight case before they bring these charges? >> they should. the real question is what's different here? they fly lots of places for lots of reasons and do political favors all the time. i would really need to hear from the department of justice what makes this menendez case any different from a typical case where lots of senators do things for people that donated to their p.a.c. what are the gifts here? >> what are the deliverables in this quid pro quo? a lot of people will tell you who bob men enendez is, a thorn in the side of the administration, very critical when it comes to cuba and critical when it comes to the administration's policy on iran. take a listen. >> when it comes to defending the u.s./israel relationship, i am not intimidated by anyone. not israel's political enemies, and not my political friends when i believe they're wrong. >> that's a shot

we also have learned that he went to a neuropsych kol cyst and he told that near neuropsychologist that he was overburdened at work but the source said he never talked about wanting to commit suicide or be aggressive to others despite the fact that he was suicidal before he got his pilot's license and more recently he never said anything about wanting to be suicidal. a source i spoke to said clearly he was, given what happened. we know investigators found torn-up notes, doctor's notes inside his trash bin saying he was unfit to work partly because of his diagnosis because he was psycho somatic. it's clear he was trying to hide his illness. what they didn't find brooke was a confession of some sort, something outlining that he wanted to crash a plane like what authorities say he did, right into the alps. >> right. huge question so far. hadn't shared the information, hadn't written about the motive. pamela brown excellent reporting in dusseldorf. obviously a lot to talk about. let's bring in a former federal prosecutor and a commercial pilot himself. fred welcome back. also i have with me

here's kol come. >> reporter: simple proposition -- make the best snowman and get an official pat collins snow stick. entries came pouring in. snow men, snow women, snow sculptures of every size, giant snowmen, little itty-bitty snowmen, snow creatures. to pick a winner we assembled a blue ribbon panel of judges. nbc 4 general manager and noted talent scout jackie bradford and two honored reporters, richard jordan and scott mcfarlane. they watched, they took notes and they liked what they saw. >>> i thought just a fantastic job by everyone in the area. they didn't waste their day yesterday. >> very creative. i like the special effects that were used. >> i'm impressed because it was really cold in addition to being snowy yesterday so they had to work out in the elements. >> reporter: and now in no particular order the snow stick challenge final four. the snow ghosts. erie back lit icy monsters of the night. a couple with their cups. now, i don't know what's in the cups but they appear to be having a good time. hot tub snowmen. hot tub. one with a virginia tech cap. one with a bandanna one

. >>> right now at 4:30 it is short sleeve weather in kol lingswood. today sun out there, temperatures topping out in the 60s. earlier nbc10 chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz told us it hasn't been this mild since christmas. we believe him. >> now the question is how do we keep a good thing going out there? glenn, how about it? >> no it's not go to happen. this is a one-day thing. it's amazing how warm it feels at 60 degrees compared to what we've been seeing. last friday it was 26 for the high. 61 right now and it's 62 in millvale. atlantic city international. 60 in mt. holly. and not a whole lot of wind. a fair amount of sunshine especially from philadelphia northward. the rain today was well to the south and then it moved even farther to the south. so, we're clear tonight. it's going to be obviously warm to start off the evening. temperatures will drop more than they did last night because of the clear skies. tomorrow will not be as warm as today. but we also have much colder weather and a good bit of rain. the seven-day is coming up in

experts called mao kol gists compared note by note but the jury decided to focus on sim laifrt and phrasesok, and the lyrics. >> this was about the copying of melody, of harmony. it was about the copying of base lines and keyboards. that's what the jury found. >> reporter: and with that decision, some think the jurors hit the wrong note. >> i understand there are similarities but i also understand the notes are different. the songs are not the same. you know no one opens the genre, no one own as groove. >> neither side is declaring this case over. the attorney for thicke and williams says he's considering many legal options while the gayle family's lairs will ask to block sales of "blurred lines" until an agreement is made on how to share the future money. gayle? >> thank you, anthony. >>> winter is beginning to ease much of its grip on the country this morning. hip hip hooray on that. farther up the cape icebergs dot the shoreline. you're looking at live pictures. but the huge chunks of ice are not expected to last very long. >>> it has certainly been a winter that few of us will forget.

nice thing about kol flower loaded it chlorophyll. it is a barbeque best friend.nes. i think you were in charge of divvying up things. >> lucky. >> why am i lucky. >> what we are going to do dress these first. drizzle olive oil, salt and pepper. you got lucky, they're loaded with omega-3 fatty acid more than salmon. they're richly dense. super green list of month way bay aquarium. they're sustainable and fast regenerating. after we do that we pop them in the broiler. this comes out. >> how long in the broiler. >> four minutes, four or five minutes, depending on the temperature. those are spooned over this beautiful bean salad. beans are a great contrast they're not only a neutral pallet but high in fiber, protein, and lower your cholesterol. >> okay. you hear about chee a seeds and everything. >> you have chia that's sesame seeds are loaded with copper great for collagen and luscious lips. we are doing johnny cakes, a corn pancake. if you want to take that mixture of seeds, sprinkle it on. when we flip these, the seeds get nice and toasted. you're like the super f

kol burn and i followed up with the improper payments recovery act to expand requirement for agencies to identify, to prevent, and to recover the improper payments. 2012, senator susan collins went further with the improper payments elimination and recovery and improvement act building off a good administration and do not pay program, designed to screen all federal payments and order double check basic eligibility requirements. simply put do not pay allows a government agency to check whether someone should be paid before the government pays them. i think that's common sense. and how all of these legislative issues are working or are not working and what additional measures we should consider. we'll all spend some time discussing the specific payments to people actually deceased. for example, the office of personal management inspector general reported just four years ago that some $600 million in improper payments made to federal retirees found to have died over the previous five years ago. such problems are not unique, the use by federal agencies of data on individuals who have died

they have the fire power and reinvent the company and this becomes the kol lassa loss sus that offersmpany that will be well capitalized. everybody else better get on the case. these guys can be way ahead. they've got the currency which is what you need. >> how do you play with a hanes? how do you play with general mills? campbell, we thought a perennial takeover target as long as i've been covering the m&a beat. >> campbell's bought bolt house, the natural and organic. general mills bought annie's for $800 million, their fastest growing. all of the guys ought to consolidate. consolidation in the industry is amazing. you're simon from hane, saying, warren warren, love ya, i've been taking share from every one of them. if you are the people at whole foods who run that company, you're saying listen i don't want any of the brands in my stores. i don't want any of them in my stores because they're the least natural and organic, part of the industrial food bureau and that is not selling in this country. >> yeah. >> that's the way it is. >> we'll see. we'll see if it ever swings back way fr

. >>> with us now, chief white house correspondent for plit kol mike allen and in new york former mccainis morning that politico is report that scott walker may go nuclear. >> yeah. he's going to be much tougher on jeb bush than anyone else most especially marco rubio. we have a piece on politico right now looking at the one race that scott walker lost. he famously won. 11 races as a republican in the swing state of wisconsin but the one that he lost in '06, you remember this, he was going for governor against congressman mark green, the other mark and he started late and green locked up the establishment and as milwaukee county executive got no traction. what did he learn? two things. one is you have to go big. we see scott walker hiring up staff. his competitors think more staff than he needs trying to push himself into the top tier. second you don't take anything for granted. so very tough. we know that the walker super pac is going to go nuclear against jeb bush whereas marco, it could be much more cautious. >> steve schmidt, is that a mistake on walker's part? >> look scott walker's

the old tip o'neil line all kol picks is local. >> israeli politics is volatile. >> yeah. >> it seems almost like the prime ministership is a revolving door. one year and back the next. perhaps this speech and as you say, having this contend shuns relationship with the united states is bothering israeli voters. >> what would be fascinating, a lot of people want to see, your father and foreign policy people on the right, center and the left, they want to see a coalition put together that would move peace, at least the peace process forward. >> absolutely. now, netanyahu is also launching a last-minute media blitz that includes footage of his controversial address to congress. and claiming he's the best person to stand up for israel. >> with the security of israel existence of israel requires me prime minister, to take a stance that is put forward by the president of the united states, that's who i'm here for. that's what the leader of israel has to do. they can't stand up for a second. they won't stand up for a millisecond. they have zero leadership. they believe that the only thing th

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let us show the american people what we can do when we kol together. let us finally vote to confirm loretta lynch. i also ask unanimous consent -- i see the majority leader on the floor. i don't want to take his time. i ask consent that my statement on two other nominees the senate will consider tonight michelle lee and daniel marti be entered in the record, so i will not take more time. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. leahy: and i yield the floor. mr. mcconnell: madam president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent that following morning business on tuesday march 10, the senate proceed to the consideration of s. 178 a bill to provide justice for the victims of trafficking. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island -- vermont. i'm sorry. mr. leahy: rhode island is one of those southern states. we're one of the northern states. mr. president, i ask consent the call of the quoru