a real peach with lots of fuzz.k at that. >> because alejandro had numerous violent outbursts in and out of prison, he spends most of his time in the lockdown units of pnm. most recently, he's been put on disciplinary segregation for possession of dangerous contraband. >> which one was that? >> shank. >> yeah. >> it was a little piece of plastic about three or four inches long, sharpened at one end, with no handle, no nothing. what are you going to do with it? >> we have to shake down your house and make sure you don't have anything in there. >> as a rule, you shake down whatever cell you go live in. on a major shakedown, they find something in my cell, they write me up, so now i'm stuck here another five years. >> what was found? >> allegedly a shank. >> a piece about this big. i laugh at that. you know what i mean? what am i going to do? piss someone off with that? if someone was coming at me like that, i laugh at them. yeah, if it goes in i'm going to feel it. but it's nothing that can damage you. it is nothing t

peaches. farm has learn today diversity to ride out tough times. a lost crop is tough to take. if enough fruit farmers have problems we will eventually pay more at the store. join with the farmers and pray it doesn't get too cold again for the peaches. >> you get this blossom set once a year. and if it dozen make a fruit you got to wait till next year. >> reporter: tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >>> wacky weather dealing with all across the board. so crazy. the nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. >>> thanks, guys up next all new at 6:00. digging up bones in old city. >> how crews accidentally unearthed the coffins of people buried before the declaration of independence was even signed. >>> you could be in for a snowy commute. friday morning, that's getting closer. i'm timing out the changes and a weekend blast of winter cold. next in my first alert neighborhood forecast. >>> that breaking news, the delaware river turnpike bridge will reopen tonight. seven weeks after a crack forced it to shut down. sky fo

the deep freeze killed half of echols peach crop. across the region, farmers are counting their losses. gary black is georgia-- georgia's agriculture commissioner. >> it would be easy to say that we're in hundreds of millions of dollars. >> reporter: north carolina peach farms looked like a winter wonderland. overhead irrigation tried to insulate the crop from freezing temperatures and winds. in south carolina, farmers hoped protective covering would save the state's strawberry crop but in south georgia, blue berry fields fell into a deep damaging freeze. >> is the worst of it over? >> i hope, that's what-- that's the question of the hour. that's the question of the hour. if it's not, i might as well quit. >> reporter: all this week the overnight lows have been in the mid 20s. some good news, tonight's overnight low should stay above freezing. but all of the open exposed buds on these peach trees will stay vulnerable for another three weeks, anthony, until the final frost sometime in mid april. >> mark straussman, thank you, mark. st

. >> like peaches, this is how they start. the bud stage. >> if it's in this condition when we cut it, it's still alive and healthy. >> these are all yellow peaching. these local fruit farmers are encouraged to see that kind of budding after the winter we've had with spring in the middle. some of their crops got confused and bloomed early. >> the early varieties were actually in flower like the cherry blossoms were downtown and they got blasted. >> macintosh has seen similar problems in his virginia farm. buds this like look this. >> >> macintosh say it's not catastrophic but they may see a loss in some crops, especially peaches and cherries. >> tens of thousands of. >> the maryland department of agriculture says the nearly 4,000 acres of orchards in the state are worth more than $12 million. you can see how multiplying the losses could impact the economy. these growers see a silver lining amid the snow clouds >> after one more cold night coming up here wednesday into thursday morning, we're hoping after that we'll be, you kno

pink blooms are peach buds that look healthy bu fooled.ave killed the buds and much of this year's crop. and with peaches, once the bud dies, it's wait till next year. and on farms like this, many of the crops lie in ruins. >> there's any of that cold air that got in there, i dare to say this one is dead. that son of a gun is alive. >> reporter: drew and his family have been working this north georgia farm for five generations. >> another dead one. basically most of your open stuff is dead. >> reporter: those pink flowers you see blooming along the endless rows of tree are vulnerable peach buds. the orchard has 140 acres of them. but because of a warm weather, they opened three weeks early. after this week's cold snap, he has already lost half his crop. >> we could be out here of 22 degree weather but not out of the woods yet. >> it definitely could result in certainly tens of millions, perhaps hundreds of millions of dollars to georgia producers. >> reporter: in nearby north carolina, peach farms were devastated by plummeting temperatures

the deep freeze killed half of echols' peach crop. across the region farmers are counting their losses. gary black is georgia's agriculture commissioner. >> it would be easy to say that we're in hundreds of millions of dollars. >> reporter: north carolina peach farms looked like a winter wonderland. overhead irrigation tried to insulate the crop from freezing temperatures and winds. in south carolina farmers hoped protective covering would save the state's strawberry crop. but in south georgia blueberry fields fell into a deep, damaging freeze. is the worst of it over? >> that's what -- that's the question of the hour. that's the question of the hour. if it's not, i might as well quit. >> reporter: all this week the overnight lows have been in the mid 20s. some good news, tonight's overnight low should stay above freezing. but all of the open exposed buds on these peach trees will stay vulnerable for another three weeks, anthony, until the final frost sometime in mid april. >> quite a few. mark strassmann. thank you, mark. >>> steph p

some of those peach budd are starting to sprout, if you will, so kate bilo in the eyewitness weather center, kate, they are hopeful out here across south jersey, of course that we are not going to see 20's anytime soon in that seven day. >> joe, i hate to be bearer of the bad news but we have one night in the seven day forecast that will drop down in the 20's. the question is how long will that period of 20's be and will it be enough to cause damage to the crop. lets break down what we're talking about heading through next couple of days. the concerned time frame is wednesday night, now there are some spots that could drop in the 20's briefly even early wednesday morning but it is wednesday night into thursday morning, our forecast low for city of philadelphia is 22 degrees. some spots may be in the teens that is one day that we're concerned as far as crops. the good news in the forecast is next week, even through the weekend and into next week arctic air will stay to the north. no 20's in the extended future , and it is warmer trend in the long range as well. lets take a look at thi

and you can't cover all the peach trees. they're hoping mother nature goes easy on them. >> we know that miracles happen and we're going to take it a day at a time. we have five or six weeks to worry. if you did that for five or six weeks you'd go crazy. >> reporter: if you're a betting man, these buds are they going to be peaches we're going to eat? >> i sure hope so. >> reporter: i like peaches, i hope so too. this farm sells to big chains. if lots of farmers have problems with buds, it could mean we'll pay more at the store. kent county, tim furlong. >>> the national parks service is now predicting a later blooming pee blooming period for this year's cherry blossom season. now they're pushing it back to the 19th and the 22nd. that's the period now. below average temperatures forecasted for this weekend, may be the reason for the delay. and that makes sense. because it's going to be back to wi winter. >> it's so beautiful. >> it would be a perfect day to see the cherry blossoms. >> yeah, and saturday and sunday and monday

. >> reporter: good morning, these are peach trees and all these pink blooms are peach buds that lookedo not be fool. freezing temperatures have killed the buds and much of this year's crops. with peaches, once the bloom goes, it's wait until next year. a farm like this many other crops lie in ruins. >> if there is any cold air get in there -- >> that's a lot. >> drew and his family have been working on this north georgia farm for five generations. >> it's another dead one. basically most of your open stuff is dead. >> reporter: those pink flowers you see blooming along the seemingly end less rows of trees are vulnerable peach buds. the orchard has 148 acres of them. the buds opened three weeks early and after this week's cold snap, he lost half of his crop. >> we can be at 22 degree weather but we are not out of the woods yet. >> gary black is georgia's agricultural commissioner. >> it can result in tens of millions or perhaps hundreds of millions of dollars to georgia producers. >> in nearby north carolina peach farms were devastated by plummeting temperatures. and in south carolina,

. >> and, last week's blast of wintery weather has nearly wiped out south carolina's peaches.f the state's agriculture department says two days of temperatures in the 20's, destroyed about 85% of the state's peach crop. south carolina by the way the second in peaches behind california. >> i'm telling you farmers have a tough job. it is like they're at the whims of mother nature. >> exactly, so dependent on mother nature. let's get out to katie. wild week yet again in the weather department? >> specially when it comes to temperature. we don't have too much to talk about in terms every any storm systems moving through for the next couple every days. there is a disturbance passing us by right now. more than anything, the temperature goes on huge swing for the next few days. we ends up seeing temperatures more like january, and more like april, all in the span of the next several. so it really will be quite drastic. let's take you back in time. take a look at march thus far, for the most part, it certainly has been cooler than average. some days colder than others. we also had cou

. >> reporter: like peaches? how they start, the bud stage. >> if it's in this condition when we cut it, it's still alive and healthy. >> reporter: local fruit farmers are encouraged to see that kind of budding after the winter we've had with a spate of spring in the middle, some of their crops got confused and bloomed too early. early peaches suffered a fate similar to d.c.'s cherry blossoms. >> the early varieties were actually in flower,ik they got blasted. >> reporter: macintosh sees similar problems on his farm, buds that look like this. >> right in the center, it's very dark. >> reporter: macintosh says it's not catastrophic but they may see a loss in some crops. >> it's tens of thousands of dollars possible loss. >> reporter: the maryland department of agriculture says the nearly 4,000 acres of orchards in the state are worth more than $12 million. you can see how multiplying the losses could impact the economy. these growers see a silver lining amid the snow clouds. >> i think after one more cold night co

under the best conditions, the branches of these trees would be so full of future peaches they'd have to pull some of the buds off to grow to a decent size. >> the cherry blossoms downtown got blasted. counted it yet, you know, it's a lot of money. >> so, when they do harvest, some varieties of peaches may be harder to find, but you shouldn't see higher prices at local fruit stands. >>> today is the first day of spring, i feel underdressed for the occasion. >> i've got to step up my game. >> it's really been quite amazing, the rollercoasters we've seen here. we're going to see another one, going way down on wednesday only to go back up in time for the weekend. right now it's amazing, 50 degrees, currently, 11:00 at night. 50 degrees, winds out of the south at five miles per hour. the clouds remaining. we're going to cool a little bit, but not all that much. tomorrow morning, close to these degrees, but that's about it. on the radar, not much to show. we do have showers trying to work their way through, and they'll continue to do so. this is part of the system that brought us all the c

the peach crop down across parts of south carolina could suffer as much as in mind peach prices will be going up. what to wear the morning, may need your medium jacket early this morning but sunglasses later on today. about low 60 coming up later on this afternoon. that will feel nice. sheena has a look at the five-day forecast. that includes the first half of the weekend. you won't want to miss that. >> oh, good morning. hi. i thought we were doing a little tease here. route 1, still have a crash hanging around there. that happened about five minutes ago. wanted to mention that one here this morning. eastbound braddock, that crash many the right lane as you can tell. 95 southbound affair fax county parkway, can just see the remnants there of that earlier truck fire on the right side of the roadway. no major slowdowns right now. so that's looking a lot better and as you look at the inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, everything rolling along jus >> thank you, melissa. we know you're working hard. >>> a look at some other top stories we are following across the country. a candle

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the constitutional court ruling eight-zero to uphold that vote to in peach president park geun-hye.ithiniggers an election 60 days. opposition leaders currently leading when it comes to the polls. the blue house, the residence where she has been since lawmakers impeached her and december, stripping her of her power. she is removed from the presidency, the court saying that she committed a grave violation of law choi soon-sil with. -- law with choi soon-sil. rishaad: she will be leaving the blue house, where she has been trying to get her defense organize. breaking news out of the pboc, the governor there giving his last media briefing as governor, assetg about looking at management regulation, studying that, talking about foreign exchange, saying it is a difficult market to predict. it is a sensitive market is what he has been saying, and saying the yuan should be relatively stable this year, but at the same time, saying it is difficult to predict what aspens with the yuan there well. so that is what we have at the moment out of the pboc. haidi: that's right. the yuan is where every

. >> does he bring him a peach pie? >> my name is -- >> nice to meet you. >> i'm the prime minister of this country. >> they head inside. >> i hope this ghi didnuy didn' any plans. >> first things first, they sit down, there's entertainment, there's music and dancing. they enjoy the show. remember all of those suggestions for food? here you go. >> dude, i love peaches, i can't wait. >> that is incredible. >> it is absolutely amazing. i'm like, can i come? can y'all just call me? i'll be whatever number you want me to be. i'll be it. all this is put together and posted by georgiantravel. >> i'm super grateful. thank yo >>> we've got brand new shows every day on "right this minute." thank you for joining us today. we appreciate it. go check out rightthisminute.com for more. . >>> that is an uber suv plowing into two gas pumps at a near highway speed. the whole thing ends in a ball of flames. this was one in a series of accidents monday in seattle. witnesses say that clipped the side of a honda, forcing the honda into a tr

. >> especially apples and peaches.errick ward takes a look at what this means for all of us. >> reporter: all around me you're looking at rows and rows of future peaches. the late winter with all that frost did a number on then. all is not lost, but there may be some changes in what you find and how much you pay for it in the grocery stores. >> the universities have told us at 25 degrees you lose 10% of the buds and at 16 degrees you lose 90% of the buds and we were somewhere in betwee works out in our favor, but we're hoping so. >> reporter: if mother nature cooperates from here, all will not be lost. but you could also be looking at thousands of dollars of losses in these rows. later i'll tell you what the farmers are thinking about this winter we're just getting through. >>> fairfax county repair work is underway at a popular walking and biking trail near centerville. improvements are being made to the big rocky run trail at eleanor c. lawrence park. sections of the trail may be closed during the work which could ta

the yeast multiplies and produces the peach scent as a byproduct.ract that for clients. >> each of these is a different gene combination that is going to make a slightly different smell. let's see what we've got. ellen: well, it smells a little vinegary, which i think is the yeast. kind of a fruity smell. samples that pass the smell test are destined to be inside perfume bottles and the like. but once you really start thinking about it, you can see this technology applying to pretty unexpected places. >> what if this was a microbe that could live directly on your skin? and so on your skin, you are producing your perfume. you don't need to frisk yourself of perfume. your microbiome is producing that on its own. a lot of the smells you might associate with human bodies are actually already coming from microbes. imagining that those microbes might be a little bit different and make a little bit different smell isn't that hard to believe. ellen: things are looking good these days for ginkgo. ♪ ellen: they recently bought a dna-splicing company and raise

it produces the peach sent as a byproduct.e is a gene combination that is going to make a slightly different smell. let's see what we've got. well, it smells a little vinegary -- kind of a fruity smell. samples that pass the smell test are destined to be inside perfume bottles and the like. but once you really start thinking about it, you can see this technology applied to pretty unexpected places. >> what if this was a microsecond live directly on your skin? and so on your skin you are producing your perfume. e is producing this on its own. a lot of the smells you associate with human bodies are coming from microbes. managing those microbes might be a little bit different and make them a little bit different isn't that hard to believe. ellen: things are looking good these days for ginkgo. dna recently bought a splicing company in raise $100 million from investors. it is too soon to say if they rule ever make a quantum leap to perfume to grow your own electronics, but they seem this modified east as the first step towards a fa

in dollar terms, the cosby has risen more than 4% since the president's in peach motion kospi hass --isen more than 4% since the president has impeachment motion was announced. spi will move higher from here because we think global demand is recovering. korea is a trade oriented economy. that depends on the global market and emerging markets. global demand is starting to pick up and korea next words are doing really good, actually, at this point. in february, we were up 20% year on year. y: it doesn't really matter is notident park is or impeached today after the ruling. my guess is telling me the ruling has happened. that has removed one factor of uncertainty. that means the market will be a bit more optimistic. betty: tell us about the constitutional court, who the judges are, and how the process is going to happen. ry: out of eight judges, six have to improve the motion for president park to be impeached. even if three of them reject it, president park would not be impeached, would stay in power. the expectation is that she will be impeached today. that would lead to an election wi

. >> peach schnapps. >> home states, craig, south carolina, start with you. >> mac and cheese. >> let'sok. i don't know the answer. >> what is that? >> cupcakes. that's key. >> your state, california. what do you think? >> avocados, baby. >> let's see what we got? >> that doesn't look like an avocado. >> pomegranate? >> figures. >> that's funny. >> figs. >> joelle, you're a new york centre. >> i know the answer. >> falafel. >> my household, donuts. >> i'm a kansas girl. i'm going to guess, hamburgers, barbeque. >> what do we have? >> chicken enchiladas. >> searching for the stuff we don't have? >> we don't do the foods of our states. >> want to spend time in sheinelle's home state. what do we have? >> ready for the worst impersonation you've ever heard. first up, he won't be back. i can only be talking about arnold schwarzenegger. the actor turned governor and reality tv host announced he's not going to return for another season of "celebrity apprentice" here on the experience and would absolutely work with everyone again, just on a show that quote doesn't have this baggage. what does h

a lot of times you think of ocean peach and you think it's cold and jacket weather. but not today. the high today in san francisco, 70 degrees. it is absolutely gorgeous at ocean beach. san francisco hit 70 degrees on friday. and the last time a pair of 70s happened was early november. the average high, 62. this week the fire department tweeted out a reminder about sneaker waves and folks are advised not to swim here. the weather is great for soaking up the fun. over at deloris park, it was packed out there on the dress. we spoke to people in and out of san francisco. thrilled with the switch from the rain. >> it's snowing there. so i went to a picture to my family. >> off a nice break from all that rain. >> reporter: one thing that isn't so great about having this gorgeous weather is the traffic getting to these beautiful spots, but a small place to play. christy smith, nbc bay area news. >> you can track the forecast with our free nbc bay area news app and click on the weather tab. >>> still to come, arnold schwarzenegger addressing rumors he might run for the u.s. senate. how th

. >> peach schnapps. >> home states, craig, south carolina, start with you. >> mac and cheese. >> let'sok. i don't know the answer. >> what is that? >> cupcakes. >> red velvet. that's key. >> your state, california. what do you think? >> avocados, baby. >> let's see what we got? >> that doesn't look like an avocado. >> pomegranate? >> figures. >> that's funny. >> figs. >> joelle, you're a new york centre. >> i know the answer. >> falafel. >> my household, donuts. >> i'm a kansas girl. i'm going to guess, hamburgers, barbeque. >> what do we have? >> chicken enchiladas. >> searching for the stuff we don't have? >> we don't do the foods of our states. >> want to spend time in sheinelle's home state. what do we have? >> ready for the worst impersonation you've ever heard. first up, he won't be back. i can only be talking about arnold schwarzenegger. the actor turned governor and reality tv host announced he's not going to return for another season of "celebrity apprentice" here on nbc. the 69-year-old says he loved the experience and would absolutely work with everyone again, just on a show

ded - in real li >>> in connecticut, mario, peach and donkey kong started engines and got ready to raceof mario card unfolded in real life. that's mario. naturally a handful of comedians hatched the plan. they had the best costumes, met at the largest indoor cart track in the world. for some who showed up it's no laughing matter. >> they said they were looking for a peach and i always wanted to do a mario card rendition so i jumped on it. >> let me tell you something, when you're mario, you're the greatest of all time. >> intoin a twist, it was directed by the same man who filmed the popular videogame mario kart. so there was experience there. >> i remember playing super mario brothers. you remember that? >> yeah. >> mario kart was my favorite. >> i was a mike tyson knockout. >> that was good. >> that was my favorite. >> yeah. >> i liked that one. >> super mario brothers my favorite of all time. >> you remember all the secrets to mike tyson as punch-out? >> just to hit 'em. >> combination of buttons in order to beat the guy. >> i'll try some of those moves on you. >> let's get to traffi

that crop was gone and the peaches were devastated. there could be more spots coming up this spring and summer for fruits and >>> temperatures in the 40s to near 50's with lots of sunshine and light winds at 5-8 miles an hour later this afternoon or this evening. high pressure is nearby and it is a nice day out there. you can see people enjoying this. it is chili with 39. two things are helping. it is a dry heat and dry cold. you don't feel it as much. do point at five, it doesn't feel nearly as cold as it would at 39. up to about 40 in fredericksburg . not a lot of variations. in garrett county, the weather headlines as we go to the weekend. today, friday, we begin a warm- up. we should be above 60 tomorrow and 70 by saturday. for the weekend, mainly dry until later on sunday afternoon when we have the threat for showers and storms. storms will be around for the beginning of the coming week with lots of warmth in dallas, into the 80s. 70s in chicago and chilly and northern new england. the 70s will roll our way and the chill holds on

it's basically jade, citrus, mint tea, peach tranquility tea.en it's topped off with a little bit of honey and you can get an optional pump of peppermint in there so the whole thing became popular because people started ordering it and posting it on instagram and it just sort of took on a life of its own. 40 different managers said they were making 50 a day so starbucks finally capitulated and said we're making it official. >> we have jade, citrus. >> jade tea, peach tea, honey. >> lemonade. >> and then it's half water, half steamed lemonade. >> steamed lemonade. >> we got you >> there you go. >> good for you. >> it tastes mediciny but in a good way. >> the medicine ball. >> hitting the spot. >> theol everybody. >> thank you, diane, cheers to >> they didn't spell our names at all. >> rob is a tough one to spell. >> how about yours? >> rob, ron, dan, paula, diane. >> feel well, ev great "pop news." everybody. thank you for watching. have a great saturday. >> we'll all be healthy tomorrow.hepoon? ere is the spoon? >> i'm gray hall coming up next "

an annual report found 70% of fruits and vegetables sampled were contaminated with pesticides, peaches, cherries and apples, sweet corn and avacados have the lowest concentration. >>> a white house tradition will move on under president trump the annual easter egg roll it will takes place on monday april 17. families with children 13 years and younger can join the president and first lady tickets are free to the public and distributed through an an line lottery. >> up next in the morning buzz, a high school puts out a detailed dress code for prom. >>> a pregnant woman in new york city found someone who deserved to be called, the number one decent dude. first up, "g.m.a.'s" first look. >> reporter: it's been 24 days since the bodies of abigail williams and liberty german were found along the strahle in adelphi i indiana. heon july 13, 2012, 8-year-old elizabeth collins went for afternoon bike road and never returned. both sets of girls take in a secluded area their bodies found in wooded train and both crimes committed on the 13th month. authorities are comparing notes with investigator

. >> if you want to make clear that hate peach is not welcome here. >> reporter: at mlk civic center, there were anarchists t too. there were injuries and reports of pepper spray. at one point, the sides were separated about a wall but the tension continued. >> you can sit here and say yeah, what did you expect but you know, i think there's the moment you stop exercising your right you lose something. >> i think their purpose here is to provoke berkeleyites. >> the hat of a trump supporter burned. police confiscated pipes, bats and 2x4s. >> is this a wff '80s match with hacksaw jim duggen or is this a political rally. >> while police did make ten arrests, some question their response. >> it was very slow. tepid. >> the organizer tweeted to those still in attendance, please disperse and leave. the police betrayed us. some trump supporters said the response was fine. it wasn't an easy position to be in. >> it's hard because if they do more, they're not going to allow for this to happen. i think dialogue needs to start. >> berkeley police did release a statement saying in part that every

plants in the east, the mid-atlantic, h could leave some damage for a lot of them, especially the peach crop that bloomed early this year. we're watching for a little more snow. we head into st. patrick's weekend. rain and snow swinging through the northeast. we'll have to watch the storm on sunday and may continue to wat highway. one vick tame said a cell phone in his pocket -- rather a cell phone was in his pocket when he was shot. >>> the come mmandant of the marines vowed to use whatever was at his disposal to hold marines responsible. for some, that was not enough. >> if we can't crack facebook, how are we supposed to be able to confront russian aggression. >> senators grilled the top u.s. marine for more than two hours over a scandal uncovered on social media. current and former members sharing photos of female marines online. some of them were nude, prompting lewd and threatening comments. >> it is a serious problem when we have members of our military denigrating female marines who will give their life to this country. >> i don't have a good answer for you. i'm not going sit her

. >> does he bring him a peach pie?e is -- >> nice to meet you. >> i'm the prime minister of this country. >> they head inside. >> i hope this ghi didn'tuy didn't have any plans. >> first things first, they sit down there's entertainment, there's music and dancing. they enjoy the show. remember all of those suggestions for food? here you go. >> dude i love peaches, i can't wait. >> that is incredible. >> it is absolutely amazing. i'm like can i come? can y'all just call me? i'll be whatever number you want me to be. i'll be it. all this is put together and posted by georgiantravel. >> i'm super grateful. thank yo >>> we've got brand new shows every day on "right this minute." thank you for joining us today. we appreciate it. go check out rightthisminute.com for more. amazing. bravo! >> para mor's cast includes ten former members of national gymnastics or acrobatics' teams. clearly i'm not one of them. >> you're the newest one. >> should have gotten that guy to wear a ponytail wig. be your stunt double. >> in my defense

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parliament and peach to in december, and the constitutional court dismissed her in march.rosecutors can hold park in a detention center for up to 20 days before formally charging her. in south korea, a bribery conviction can carry a sentence of up to life in prison. molly: next, we cross to venezuela where the opposition is accusing president nicolas maduro of staging a coup after his royalists in the spring powers from the national assembly. read above us -- rudabah abbass has more. rudabah: on thursday, if these powers from the national assembly. the opposition holds a 2/3 majority. president maduro secured a landslide victory by promising to oust him. the supreme court accused him of contempt after three politicians had earlier been suspended over a legend electoral fraud -- alleged electoral fraud. >> these are people voting for a change in their country, and the supreme court believes they can step over the venezuelan people. the people believe they can use the majority to limit maduro, but the supreme court has overturned every law they have push for. >> the supreme

strawberries and peach trees, it's going to be mid teens tomorrow night. we go back in the 60s flexion week. >> just in time to go to work. >> exactly. >> perfect timing, topper. >> cbs is captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: the net widens. on the president's orders, agents step up deportation of illegal immigrants, immigrants with no serious criminal records. also tonight, the russian ambassador everyone in government seems to have met but no one remembers. about that trump-moscow connection-- >> it's a witch-hunt. >> reporter: you think it is. >> i know it is. >> pelley: com