peter ask paul. tonight the arch by. shop will wash the feet of 12 seminarns during mass of the lord's supper. >>> a big announcement on its birthday. the company will sponsor this year's welcome america celebration. the ceo tells us the company is proud to be part of one of the biggest summer celebrations in the country. >> what better place to be during the summer 4th of july, great events, great partners and frankly this is our hometown. >> nbc 10 is proud to partner with wawa for all the welcome america fund fun. you can watch the free concert on the parkway and fireworks this july 4th live here on nbc 10. >>> hopefully is won't be rainy. here's a live look at cape may. a nice night ahead of the easter weekend. >>. >> it's looking pretty good. a lot cooler than it was the last couple days. 65 degrees right now in philadelphia. we got up to 66. and we're still above 60 in much of the area. but the lehigh valley getting a little close to getting down into the 50s. . let's see if any of these places on our neighborhood

paul's big idea is that the jesus movement should be open to jews ask gentiles. >> we were jews by birth. >> peteragrees with paul. >> you say nothing to anyone. >> you're a hypocrite. >> it's a bust. >> this is the last we hear of him. >> according to catholic tradition, at some point in the '50s, he went to rome and evangelized there. >> to examine the christian tradition that places peter in the eternal city, he has come to the catacombs. >> i'm in a particular part of the catacombs right now. and it used to be an ancient basilica. there was a dining hall where people would come and do feasts for their dead ancestors on particular days. they started also coming on the feast day associated with peter and scratch things into the walls and we can still see these walls today. deep beneath us when people were excavating this, they discovered the remains of a villa. some speculated maybe when peter dame to rome he stayed in that villa and lived here. so that's the association with peter. not a burial, but he actually was active in this place. there's no disputing that these traditions were very, very

peter hunt, bbc news. earlier my colleague julian worricker spoke to paul farmer, the chief executive of the mental health charity mind, and askedthat prince harry had spoken out. lee for a member of the royal family to be open about is own personal struggles, to say he sought help, we know this will go a long way to reducing the stigma but also encouraging other people to seek help as well. and how typical was the experience he described, of losing someone as close as in this case his mother, and thenjust trying to not think about it for such a long period of time? we have already heard from a lot of people just two day about how his comments have resonated with people. because grief as a result of bereavement is an incredibly common emotion. it is something almost all of us will experience at some point in our lives and still we don't necessarily have the equipment to know exactly what the right thing to do is. some people find it natural, they are able to talk openly about it, others will bottle it up, use the old british stiff upper lip and say they cannot cope orjust not know the language of the right person to talk to. so

including one member, peter king of new york, who sits on the committee, said all the people that you've been reporting about, trump associates -- i asked about michael flynn, about paul manafort, carter paige, those trump advisers. those people he has suggested will be part of this witness list. now, we don't have a time frame yet, but at least some signs that this investigation, which had been stymied' peers to be moving forward. devin nunes, the chairman of the committee who's been under a lot of pressure and criticism for his handling of the investigation and his decision to cancel a public hearing last week emerged before this conference meeting today, and i tried to ask him about multiple things -- whether or not michael flynn deserves immunity, as what his lawyer seemed to suggest, as well as whether or not he stands by his contention that when he went to the white house, nobody in the west wing seemed to have known that he was there. he didn't exactly answer those questions. take a listen. what do you think about this idea of giving flynn immunity? can you just stop for a second, take one quick snekd. >> no, i've got -- >> what do you think about giving michae