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. >> simply put, the palm beach state attorney's oice was ready to let epstein walk free, no jailtime, nothing >> reporter: because of a deal struck in 2008, epstein pleaded guilty to state charges, including soliciting prostitution from r,a mino in exchange for avoiding federal prosecution. he waso sentenced t months, forced to register as a sex ofmander, an financial restitution with victims what some critics have called the deal of the century. in that agreement, the u.s. attorney makes it clear that his office and the fbi we investigating much more serious federal charges, including the ones epstein has pleised not guilty to th week in new york. sex trafficking and conspiracy bus acosta sayven the evidence they had at the time in florida, going to court would have been been, in his worf , a roll oe dice >> one of the tough questions in these cases, what is the value of a secured guilty plea with registration versus rolling the >> reporter: the labor secretary so argued today's juries and judges are more sympathetic to >> today'sorld does not allow some of the victim shaming that c

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sitting president under the departmentolf justice y and president could be charged after he leaves oice. for republicans, they found more evidence that in their framing of it, the mueller report is not producing any damming evidence against the presint and it was a last, last gasp hail mary attempt fo democrats to make political hey out of this. >> you d gree? we ar him say i think that was a big moment. it's. >> the witch hunt. but mostly not only stuck to the four corners of the report but we read fro right. does anything surprise you. going hing surprises me into it everyone figures robert mule he would be invited but he was very much -- he didn't want to speculate and answer questions. think what was interesting was hew appeared visually. democrats would have liked to see a t moreau besidential of the facts but that was not mueller. he was there to be anunwilling tness in a lot of ways. i think it reenforced people's impressions of the repoent and presand the political importance. >> what do you think? >> i don't think it moves the needle politically. he think the interesting thing

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let's get ahead of everybody and write a bunch of sketches in july >> jimmy: yeah >> so we'd go to our oiceswe always had little toys around, the organ and then we had a whiffle ball bat and started playing whiffle ball bat through the hallways >> jimmy: full-on -- >> full-on whiffle ball bat. >> jimmy: pitching and everything -- hard pitching, everything, yeah >> and then we were like jumping on couches probably -- probably, you know, tackling each other, who knows, laughing >> jimmy: yeah, we were wrestling or something >> and then like, you know, it's mostly "snl" on the 17th floor but they also have editing booths a little farther. so while we were in the ll hays -- remember [ laughter ]in >> jimmy: i thit was whiffle ball when he was like - >> "hey. knock it off." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: who was it >> tomrokaw. tom brokaw was trying to edit something. [ audience ohs ] and you could just see him, like -- "i put this one here put me with the gun hereug [ er ] hey, knock it off! [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: we got yelled at -- we just got yelled at by tom brokaw it made us laugh >> bas

. >> i hope to hear her beautiful oice again and be able to talk and walk and eat through her moh and not through a tube. >> according to the lawsuit filed by the family, county inspectors found the railing that the girl touched were imoperly installed. 120 volts of electricity circulated through that baby's body and contractors and inspectors had been urged to finish their work quickly and did so at the expense of safety. for now that lawsuit is pending, but in a statement mgm is telling us there isn't a day that goes by that they don't think of the green family and they call it a tragic accident and hope her condition improves. leon and pat, back to you. >> thank you,y. wend >> that's a heartbreaker. >> yes, it is, and hoping is not enough. something should be done to help that family. >>>> indeed. e'll follow that story and see where it ends up. we'll keep you posted. >>> meantime, most of us, not all of us, try to eat healthy at most of the time. >> or one of us. >> or one of us. >> new on "news 4 at ac"wee flagging menu minefiel the seemingly healthy options on the menu are anyth

we know that he's limited by the oic report. we know that and he said that. when representative lou was questioning him, he pretty much said that's why he didn't say there was obstruction of justice. we know a couple hours later, he pulled that back. but why did he pull that back? i think he told representative lou what was actually the truth. >> why did he pull it back? >> maybe the pulled it back because he's trying to stick to what came out of the white house? but i think with he was pretty clear. >> the democrats in the house have been debating now for years whether or not to move forward with impeachment. >> no. actually, not for years. >> it feels like there have been impeachment talk since the president won. >> january 2017. >> and so did yesterday change anything in terms of that talk or the momentum? >> we'll see. but reality is that, yes, there was talk the moment of the inauguration. but what is true is democrats have only been in power for seven months. and two of those months were really dead. there was the shutdown the first month. the republica

maniacs so we thought, let's not play into it, and i -- you know, listen everyone has to make their own oicesery different reactions. for me sometimes, it's a mattero of self-preservationto repeat the most hideous things he does. >> seth: there obviously is some hesitation in the press and a ton of hesitation in the republican party to call those tweets racist. where do you think that hesitation comes from and do you think -- ultimately, do you think there's a situatn with -- the republicans are so all in now that to call this racist would, of course, question why they haven't saidth it about anyg yet, and put them in a bad position for whatever next racist thing he does >> there's no explanation. you know, i have a child - i mean, you caot look your children, your family members, anyone that doesn't do what we do in the eye and say this is ything other than racism and when we stop calling black black, white white, up up, down down, he won >> seth: yeah. >> so you have got to call it as you see it and, look, we might get it wrong sometimes but whatever that gut reaction to him is -- and in th

said, we know a numr of democrats, anti-trafficking groups have been calling on him to resign from oice. yamiche what did acosta said today about his ability to do a s job? >> secretary acoid he did the best that he could do and as a result, he can be trusted to protect trafficking victims. he also handed out court documents where he was essentially making the case that the victims in 2008 were reluctant to come forward. he also made the case that. so vic tirms weren't told about the plea agreement because prosecutors were trying to get some sort of monetary compensation for them. but especially he didn't really say look, thises with a sweetheart deal, i would do things differently. there are a lot of ople that are very angry at this, jeffrey epstein was able to go in an out of prison, still go to work during this plea agreement, this time he spent prison. secretary acosta didn't really go forward and answer theti qu of how people should view that specific plea arreement. so i think ther still some questions on whether or not secretary acosta will be answering those questions. because w

statement outside of just saying that because of, you know, justice department, you know, history, the oici can't, you know -- >> do you have any more clarity now. i'll be honest, i'm sure you felt this way, i know i did which is the one question i thought we would get answered today was would you have indicted had this been anybody else. >> oh, yeah. but you know what though? i did not expect him to really say that because of the way in the report and also the statement he made afterwards. absolutely i would have liked to hear him say that. but what i do think that we did today, though, that we painted a picture for the american people. and you're right on the democratic side we were very disciplined, we were very focused. and we painted a picture and each of us ended with there is no way you could say if this was any other person that they would not be indicted for obstruction of justice. there are clear examples in volume ii. so if anything, i am hoping that people will be encouraged to go ahead and read the report, and if not the entire volume ii, the executive summary so you can hear

ts blood pressure inhe ff doctor's oice was 70 over 30. >> clint lives in new jersey, but we discoveredrs say there cargo a can reach temperatures of up to 152 degrees. >> i didn't want to be, you complainer. so i just worked. >> even though you were lightheaded. >> yeah. >> he's not. alone an nbc news analysis ofan feder state data found 107 reports in 23 states of u.p.s. employees being hospitalized for serious heat-related illnesses since 2015. u.p.s. dstlined our reque for an interview, but in a written statement told us this is a small percentage of their workforce, and says that some injuries are caused by workers' personal medical issues. but two former department of labor officials say they believe the actual number of injuries is higher. >> it's clearly a big problem. >> david michaels ran osha, the workers safety agency, for eight years under president obama. >> obviously, americans want their packages delivered but d theyon't want workers to get hurt. u.p.s. is a large company. they can afford to make sure those workers aren't hurt. >> he admits he was never able to pass a na

japanese swiss artist lake oic imortal has lived or worked in germany since the early 1980 s. she's currently the subject of a solo exhibition in basel and will be joining me in the studio. and in our series underground europe we're off to denmark to see a world war 2 bunker that's been brilliantly converted into a museum. quentin tarantino is back with once upon a time in hollywood which opens in u.s. cinemas this weekend and once again the maverick filmmaker who's best known for.