>> luiz otavio: jokes. >> eduardo maya: sports. >> luiz otavio: women. >> eduardo maya: food. >> luizduardo had previous incarnations as a banker and then as an entrepreneur. but he threw it all out in 2000 to start the comida do buteco, an annual competition for botecos. it's a big deal here and it raised botecos from male-dominated, dirty glass joints to the centerpiece of the minera social scene. so what's on the menu? >> eduardo maya: boteco in minas is a bit like the italians. we eat a lot of pork here. an important thing about the boteco in minas is that they serve real food -- food from minas gerais. >> anthony: so what are we having tonight? >> eduardo maya: i think we are having tongue, of course. ox tongue. >> anthony: right, uh, i'm intrigued what -- >> eduardo maya: would you like some tripe as well? >> anthony: i think a little tripe as well. >> eduardo maya: would you like some hand of the pig? >> anthony: yes, yes, yes. >> eduardo maya: so now you are gonna -- you are going to go deep, deep inside minas. >> anthony: i'm happy. yes. >> eduardo maya: lovely. okay. [ shout

i had the pleasure and the honor to be asked by luiz to play juan diego in the 1970s, and i did it forr consecutive years. i was young if n my 20s, and th i went away, and i came back in 2002, and now it was every other year. i performed in 2002, 2004, 2006, and then i retired in 2008, and like anybody that retires -- >> you're like jordan. you retired and came back. you're back. >> i came out of retirement in 2012 to do it one last time. now i'm back as a musician playing native instruments to give that indigenous flavor that it needs. >> talk about the authenticity, if you will, of the music and what not and, i mean, you can't say it enough. when you are performing at the old mission, you can't help but going back to those roots. >> one thing that i'll always trust are goose bumps. >> wow. >> always. there are incorporated new instruments into the underscoring of juan diego that you can't help but feeling the goose bumps. >> wow. >> i don't think there's anything else i can say. >> it's great. >> the performance is happening from november 25th through december 18th at the old mission

luiz orr was living in sterling. tonight he is behind bars held without live in loudoun count yes, i lindsey watts, "fox5 local news". >> thieves targeted a band from the d.c. area during a recent west court tour. and how fans rallied to replace thousands of dollars of equipment. >> we're watching showers that have been kind to hold off for the most part until after rush hour and they're south. 66. we expect light rain in the next few hours lasting overnight. how much further into tuesday does it get we'll talk about >> and some sad news to report to you tonight renowned journalist gwen eiffel died at the age of 61 after battle with cancer. eiffel was a long time pbs news anchor that served as co-host of pbs news hour and washington rate. he was is anteas of election coverage last week and took medical leave of absence. she moderated two v she was a standard bear are for courage, fairness and integrity in industry going through silverado to the aluminum bed of this competitor's truck.awe. yeah! first, let's check out

luiz oray could face prison. he has a record when a minor for sexually assaulting two people back then. authorities say it's unfortunate he was hired and able to be around children with >> it's tragic that somebody like that would be if a possession where they would have access to small children and be able to do what they did. >> and the restaurant released a statement saying they're deeply saended and investigating their internal process own how he was hired. right now he's at the loudoun county adult detention center held on no bound. >> happening today d.c. public school students planing a walkout to protest president-elect donald trump. the demonstration is planned for noon. leave school. get on metro and meet at metro center. from there they'll march down pennsylvania avenue to the trump hotel. their message future president cannot divide us and yesterday hundreds of high schoolers in montgomery country walked out of class to protest trump presidency. students from player and silver spring walked down unive

police say they arrested this man, 20-year-old luiz soriano. he opened fire on a police officer. jesse gary has been following the story and live in the san jose newsroom with the details of the arrest. i remember the poa had offered a reward in this case. did that help? >> well, heather officials are still trying to determine the role the public played in the predawn arrest of this suspect. one thing that they will say. investigators were dogged in determination to find this shooter. >> we would have gone to the ends of the earth. >> the police team that made the arrest did not have to travel that far. 20 year-old will you luiz soriano was out on parole. the pair was patrolling in east san jose sunday night when the officers noticed a group of men. as they approached the group scattered but investigators say that soriano fired from a handgun. >> didn't have time to return fire. it happened so quickly and so it was absolutely a close call. >> very close. its was unbelievably close and we are lucky we did not lose an officer on sunday night. >> neither officer was hit or hurt and

everything in here is put here and placed here specifically for luiz to take better care of himself. suzanne:it has state of the art technology. here at the bed there is a lift to help captain avila get from his bed in the morning or any time during the day all the way this entire house can be controlled by touching an ipad. in the kitchen all of the appliances are at his level making it easier to prepare meals from a wheelchair. it was dedicated with hundreds of dignitaries. he, his wife and three children move in next week. jummy: on this veterans day a popular stop is thvi veterans memorial for years visitors have left keepsakes to honor the more than 58,000 names inscribed. they are picked up every night and stored in a warehouse in maryland. tonight at 11:00 we go on an exclusive tour of the facility and highlight some of the most awe-inspiring objects. they help veterans and family members of the fallen heal from a painful past. behind" airs tonight at 11. on this veterans day many restaurant chains are offering free meals and deals. green turtle, bob evans and applebee and chi

the driver of that volvo 540 is luiz, a 12-year veteran truck driver and the whole demonstration they are showing off here is the brand new technology behind this volvo, including the d-13 engine and the i-shift dual clutch transition. >> most of us don't know what still pretty darn cool. >> and volvo knows that. that's why they are showing you what it means by towing the paraglider behind. the idea is the truck can maintain speed whether it's shifting uphill, corners, it can maintain speed without going -- and losing speed. watch this. keeps it smooth. >> no video trickery in this one. they actually pulled this stunt off. if you're still confused why this works so well and what's so fascinating and cool about it -- >> main innovation here is that you have two gearboxes in one. when you're driving, the next gear is already preselected and then you shift very smoothly. >> formula 1. >> sure does, that's technology they've brought into the world maintains their speed. >> on july 25th, the crew at hope for paws received a call there was an injured mass tiff in the l.a. river, in one of t

employee of elevation burger in ashburn virginia arrested sunday for sexually assaulting luiz orr could face years in prison for that attack. authorities say it's unfortunate he was hired and able to be around children with his prior record. >> i wouldn't imagine somebody would be in a place like that to have access to small children and do what they did. >> the restaurant is deeply sa internal process on how the suspect was hired. now he's at the loudoun county adult detention center held with no bound. >>> happening today d.c. public school students are planning walk out of class to protest president-elect done done a flier says it's planned for noon. students participating plan to leave school get on met reand meet metro sent erin then march down pennsylvania avenue to trump hotel. divide us is their message. >> and thousands from montgomery blair in silver spring marched down university boulevard and met up with those from other schools and went to the mall and many khantd not my president. >>> protests continued another day throughout the country after election of donald trump. stu

the driver of that volvo 540 is luiz, a 12-year veteran truck driver and the whole demonstration they are showing off here is the brand new technology behind this volvo, including the d-13 engine and the i-shift dual clutch transition. >> most of us don't know what that means, but the video is >> and volvo knows that. that's why they are showing you what it means by towing the paraglider behind. the idea is the truck can maintain speed whether it's shifting uphill, corners, it can maintain speed without going -- and losing speed. watch this. keeps it smooth. >> >> no video trickery in this one. they actually pulled this stunt off. if you're still confused why this works so well and what's so fascinating and cool about it -- >> main innovation here is that you have two gearboxes in one. when you're driving, the next gear is already preselected and then you shift very smoothly. >> formula 1. >> sure does, that's technology they've brought into the world maintains their speed. >> on july 25th, the crew at hope for paws received a call there was an injured mass tiff in the l.a. river, in

the 20 year-old luiz soriano was captured in bed thursday morning. the admitted gang member was out on parole when he tried to kill two members of the department's violent crimes enforcement team. the pair was patrolling the 1800 block in east jose sunday night when officers opened the group of men. as they approached the group scattered and officers say that soriano squared and turned his shoulders and fired two to three round. >> didn't have time to return fire it happened quickly and so it was absolutely a close call. >> an unbelievable close call. we are lucky we did not lose an officer on sunday night. >> neither officer hit or hurt and both returned to work the next day. meanwhile the department mounted a massive manhunt. officials say that officials from several key units utilized the tools of the trade in the search. >> this is another example of what lengths we as a police department will go to to ensure we have a safe environment. >> technology helps us to do our job and nothing replaces the experience of a police officer and a detective. >

virginia arrested surprised for sexually assaulting two girls in the restaurant's bathroom. 21-year-old luiz orey could face deck identify for the attack. he had a prior record as a minor for sexually assault being back them. right now country no bound. >> normer mayor rudy guiliani is top pick for the job and senior officials says there's no competition if juliana wants it is it his. he's a former federal prosecutor and lacks extensive foreign policy experience. julienia was in the district call being to ceo counsel ill and reports that donald trump wants children to see america's considering security cleans for them. >> helping today d.c. public school students planning walk out of class to protest president-elect donald trump and flier says demonstration is planned for new. student participating plan to get on and meet at metro station and they'll -- the future president cannot divide us. >> yesterday hundreds of high high schoolers in it mingt kouingy to president-elect. students from montgomery blair high school and silver spring walked down university boulevard and met up with several

meantime, luiz orr living in insterleing was held without bond tonight. reporting live, walt whitman lindsey watts, fox local news. >> a prince george country man is accused of stabbing two young sons before turning knife on himself. tonight he's been ordered held without bond. christian dill hard stabbed his children multiple times and the boys survived the attack and are still in the hospital tonight. "fox5" paul wagner joins us tonight with the horrific story, paul. at the charging documents today and the list of woo to these two boys makes you take a minute and reflect how could they have survived this, chest, stomach, arms, hands, fortunately the grandmother was upstairs. she heard what was going on. she went downstairs and she was able to pull the boys out of there and call 911. now, that grandmother was here in court today for the arraignment of her son christian dillard she was in tears as telling the jud she's been trying to get help for him for the last two weeks. >> madison says she was at home when she heard one of her grandsons cry out for he

officers with the response team arrested 0 year-old luiz soriano at his home. the admitted gang member fired multiple rounds at two gang officers as they patrol lubee avenue on sunday night. >>> didn't have time to return fire it happened so quickly and so it was absolutely a close call. >> very close. unbelievably close. we are lucky we did not lose an officer on sunday night. >> soriano is charged with two counts of attempted murder of a peace officer and violating his parole. the two officers targeted were not hit or hurt and returned to work after sunday's incident. investigators don't know what provoked it. >> an oakland officer accused of misconduct with the bay area police scandal will not be charged. reed todd utoa searched a criminal base without basis. attorney nancy o'malley announced that he would be among 7 current or former law enforcement law enforcement officers that would be charged for alleged misconduct involving jasmine abunla. a spokesperson for o'malley says they won't be pursuing charges against him. the da should not have announced the c

captain luiz avilla is ons on outpatient at walter reed int ln bethesda. yesterday he got the keys to aso incredible story. >> reporter: it's a veterans day homecoming liket's a few others.rs led by a police escort to a new house on kenilworth drive way in chevy chase.. the new home of army captain cap luiz avilla severely injuredred by a roadside bomb in i afghanistan five years ago. >> welcome home. >> reporter: officially entering what captaineporte avis wife claudia calls theiralheir forever home. h >> and definitely this home ist going independence, your pride, yourr mobility. >> while we never can truly tru repay the debt there we owe luis, we can strive to showan s him and his brother's ander's a sisters in arms our appreciation and gratitude whenever possible.when >> reporter: actor andct humanitarian gary siniseta helped to make this day happen.ried t now the gary sinise foundation's 52nd home built for our nation's most severelyy cool things in here that areat going to allow captain luiss avilla and his family too better be cared for and forfor h

growing consolidation into a single figure, the prime minister, almost the 21st century equivalent of luiz xiv, "i am the state." >> i observed what can be described in that way. i think it reached a high point in mr. blair's prime ministership and i've got a memory from taking evidence from his foreign secretary, from mr. straw, and we asked how was it that the cabinet, members of the cabinet other than robin cook, to a lesser extent claire short did not have more challenge and insist on information. they were promised it sometimes but promises were not delivered and the answer came back was quite simple. it was that tony blair had, as leader of the opposition, rescued his party from a very dire political predicament, and he had done it again afterwards as prime minister. and i had the sense from mr. straw's reaction that he had achieved a personal and political dominance which was itself overriding the if you like the doctrine of collective cabinet response. >> patronage held back proper discussion? >> patronage perhaps but also just sheer psychological dominance. he'd been right. was he

growing consolidation into a single figure, the prime minister, almost the 21st century equivalent of luiziv, "i am the state." >> i observed what can be described in that way. i think it reached a high point in mr. blair's prime ministership and i've got a memory from taking evidence from his foreign secretary, from mr. straw, and we asked how was it that the cabinet, members of the cabinet other than robin cook, to a lesser extent claire short did not have more challenge and insist on information. they were promised it sometimes but promises were not delivered and the answer came back was quite simple. it was that tony blair had, as leader of the opposition, rescued his party from a very dire political predicament, and he had done it again afterwards as prime minister. and i had the sense from mr. straw's reaction that he had achieved a personal and political dominance which was itself overriding the if you like the doctrine of collective cabinet response. >> patronage held back proper discussion? >> patronage perhaps but also just sheer psychological dominance. he'd been right. was he n

that he will be -- >> an important discussion to have, but we've got a representative from illinois, luizinvisible and women in the kitchen, senator jefferson beauregard sessions is your man. >> i think you make a good point. i really do. but it is impossible because people grow and people change. and look at the track that the president-elect has taken. indeed you see this amazing trajectory from queens, new york, an amateur developer to brash billionaire to president-elect of the united states. i think that there is a certain amount of forgiving and forgetting, but i do think it will be incumbent on senator sessions to make clear in public testimony that he's no longer the fellow of 25, 30 years ago who said those things and had that obvious disregard for someone because of their race. i think that to -- you've got to -- i think that right now we want to calm the country. i've started the give trump a chance. i want to give donald trump a chance. i think it's very, very important that all americans regardless of who you voted for we only have one president at a time. and right now that