que estÁ sacando provecho a eso. >> john jairo velÁsquez vasquez mejor conocido como popeye acaba deellos me cuidan. >> afirma que a medellÍn vino a vivir y a morir aunque siente sus dÍas contados no baja la guardia porque sabe que quiÉnes lo quieren matar estÁn por todos lados. >> nunca creÍ que yo fuera a sobrevivir a pablo escobar porque mi libro se llama sobreviviendo a pablo escobar. >> el libro que escribiÓ y cuyas ventas quiere vivir. >> es un hombre que tiene poder econÓmico, el poder militar no se lo veo mucho porque "los zetas"s han matado a su mujer y todo. >> asegura si hubiera sido su cabeza el cartel habrÍa respo o respondido pero en el caso chapo ha podido esconderse. >> y yo he colocado 18 meses el estado mexicano no va a querer que lo atrapen vivo porque tiene todos los secretos de los polÍticos que no lo extraditoaron a Él. >> considera que con el cartel de medellÍn y con los de mÉxico con el chapo o sin Él siempre habrÁ narcotrafico. >> en palabras textuales de popeye se estÁ demostrando que un bandido como Él puede buscar otro camino, todo colombia espera que asÍ

. >> hoy hablamas con el jefe del grupo de sicario de pablo esco escobar, popeye, dijo que su primerertad n oes c facil, aqui tenemos los detalles mariebl adelante. >> el 26 de agosto del 2014, a jairo velazquez , quedo en li r libertad, el jefe de sicario no tiene deudas con la justicia l colombiana . >> estoy frente a popeye, o un w hombre nuevo? . >> mi pasado es mi pasado, es un hombre nuevo, una persona que ha recapacitado . >> se supone que la mentalidad d de sicario cambie . >> si recibo una agresion y q d quedo vivo, peleo, se como se a hacen las cosas . >> el primer paso lo dio la p i policia nacional, he sido tra tratado con respeto . >> espero que el segundo paso lo de la sociedad . >> que el viejo viva ahi . >> para una gran parte de los habitantes de medellin no es f c facil verlo libre. >> la gente monta en las r republica dominicana,republ red sociales . >> los vecinos no pueden sacar e sacarme, porque la ley lo pro g protege. >> voy por todas partes, no ando camuflado, ni nada, descubri un arma mas poderosa, es la ley . >> asegura que le gustaria di disfrutar mucho ma

huh, i guess that's why popeye never got breast cancer. [ audience groans ] [ laughter and applause ] that groan you guys made is the so you know. [ laughter ] [ popeye laugh ] [ laughter ] if you groan anything groan about the fact that it's 2015 we're making a popeye joke. [ laughter ] taco bell has opened a new line of more up scale restaurants they are calling cantinas which will feature open kitchens. it's pretty cool. you can see both microwaves.

huh, i guess that's why popeye never got breast cancer. [ audience groans ] [ laughter and applause ]groan you guys made is the same noise olive oyl makes, just so you know. [ laughter ] [ popeye laugh ] [ laughter ] if you groan anything groan about the fact that it's 2015 we're making a popeye joke. [ laughter ] taco bell has opened a new line of more up scale restaurants they are calling cantinas which will feature open kitchens. it's pretty cool. you can see both microwaves. [ laughter ] quite an operation. researchers have gathered some of the most embarrassing passwords leaked during the ashley madison data breach and found some people used phrases like, "i should not be doing this," "i think i love my wife," and "this is wrong." [ laughter ] and their wives responded with phrases like, "but you did anyway," "this doesn't change anything" and, "still get out." [ light laughter ] and finally kellogg's announced today that it will be spending $450 million in an effort to expand its food distribution to africa. though sadly it was reported today that tony the tiger was gunned down

nobody criticizes popeye for being what he is.y we come to accept this is donald, he gets a certain leeway. >> you say that the public understands hmm better than the analysts, could be one of the most important things in this book. why? >> people feel him. they get the sense that this guy is coming from the heart. now, we're all clumsy. we all say things that we wish we didn't say. we misspeak. we use excessive language. now donald's a little out there, he never apologizes. i don't know anyone else who never apologizes but people kind of get him. they know he's trying to connect. they respond to the authenticity. you know who else is completely authentic? >> who? >> the pope. they represent vastly different views but people love them both. even people across the political spectrum love them. it's fascinating. >> the book is "never enough," house. what those same parents are now saying about their own children, even after that terrifying night. >> i just heard them say where did mom go. they are heading upstairs now. >> hello? >>>

the saveur de poisson, or restaurant populare or popeye's.mes, but locals and ex-pats alike who have been coming here for years say it has some of the best tagine in town. the chef and owner sources a lot of his stuff and produce and the greens in the mountains. and he's real proud of them. the back room is dedicated to sorting and drying various herbs which he blends into a secret mix that he claims has all sorts of healthful and bonner-inspiring benefits. if every dish i have been told over the years would make me strong worked, i would have a permanent pup tent going on down, there so i take all of that with a grain of salt. >> hi. >> hello. his son delivers the food. it all starts with fresh olives, they're in season now and roasted walnuts. some warm, very good bread. squishy. and you get this stuff. everybody gets it. a pulpy puree of figs, raisins, strawberries and full of mohammed's potent herbs and spices. of course. >> all night, 24 clock. >> yeah, yeah, i get it. it's supposed to make me more manly. you know what? i'm eating. let's

popeyes red hot honey sauce. chick-fil-a has a spicy sauce made with some -- made with sriracha.ou have been mcdonald's headquarters and the test kitchen. you know how difficult it is for them to turn that the battleship -- it seems like when they're looking at hemorrhaging customers they will fix it with sauces. don't they need to fix it with more on the mental to what they do? betty: like fix better food? this is a problem that mcdonald's has had. it may be twiddling around the margin, but sometimes the little things can make a big difference. if it will add different flavors, they hope that this will bring more -- millennials that would not stop at kfc may stop because they have the new sauces. aillennials are the srirach generation. they like for flavors and spicy. none of the bland vanilla stuff like you and i grew up with. what is an easy way to add chicken tastier? add sauce. brendan: can we look at one of these companies that say this works, that is why others are doing it now? betty: this variety that you see internationally -- like mcdonald's has many different sauces.d

the driver parked once for this atm stop and a block away for food at this popeye's. sure, there are lots of parking violations everywhere, but do people think it's okay for ticket writers? do you think ticket writers ought to follow the same rules they enforce. >> definitely. >> because the same rules apply to everybody. >> i think they should be equal. i definitely do. definitely do. >> reporter: city rules say employees can park illegally only if their government work is urgent. they're not exempt from parking rules. after seeing nbc 4's video, the d.c. public works told us the department of public works is investigating this issue and will use this inquiry as an opportunity to remind all 237 enforcement officers to carry out their duties responsiblresp. >> ticket writing is a big issue here. and it collects about $90 million a year. keep that in mind any time you want to park illegally even for a second. tom sherwood, news 4. >>> you may soon be able to grab a beer or some wine at a starbucks in sterling. the store on pigeon hill drive off route 7 has applied for

you to know that my sources tell me what was found on mars actually the big announcement coming, popeye's chicken an biscuits. >> no. >> how about that. >> what? >> that's worth a trip to mars now. >>> here is what is going on this morning looking across the east river to queens. a beautiful morning. low clouds. you can see that at the top of the empire state building. you see the lights are reflected there and down to one world trade a good visibility. the clouds are reflective of the humidity outside at 78%. so, it's a warm day, a humid pressure way above 30.00, the mark of fair weather. normal is 70. we will be at 80. we are at 66. normal overnight low temperature of 66. good sunrise before 7:00. 6:44 the sunsets. coastal flooding is possible. we are at the high tide. the moon and gravitational effects. tide and moon together. then a june-like day today. warm and humid. then heavy rain is possible on wednesday and we will have cooler rain, drizzle by thursday and wednesday, thursday, even into friday. u.v. index a 5 which is moderate. you are out there a few hours today, four, five hou

this right here you've got your spinach your olive oil, it's like a popeye reunion, your poached eggise so it ends up averaging, george, just 200 calories. >> all that for 200 calories, wow. >> you're saving over 900 calories at breakfast. >> right at the start of the day then lunch. >> but first you should just see the average chain lunch is -- restaurant lunch is over a thousand calories. >> again. >> yeah. >> so what we're doing here, we have our homemade fajita, best thing to come out of mexico since salma hayek. what we're doing is ditching the wrap. the flour tortilla wrap. >> that's all the calories. >> 350 calorie, oil soaked. a lot of unhealthy fats. bib lettuce, salsa and guacamole, avocado. >> i'm surprised you can do the guacamole. >> avocado has been shown to keep you fuller longer and tide you over till dinner. making a lot of other smart swaps here. you're grilling your veggies rather than sauteing them and it ends up being just 257 calories. >> wow, so you're under 600 calories through breakfast. >> and there are a ton of recipes in "zero belly cookbook" for smoothie,

it built a number of functionalities that we won't popeye -- that we will apply to many forms. the use of electronic filing as the means of receiving and adjudicating applications does not change which programs will have interviews associated with them. that is not set to change as part of the transformation process. look, it'sns: well not going to be in in person interview. they overwhelm and cannot do the kind of background check. you need to be defending the people's public safety. if you need more money to do this, you need to ask for it. if you want to rubberstamp the process, keep doing it the way you are doing. aldana, the u.s. code provides, among other things, "a federal, state, or lcal government entity -- or local government entity may not restrict any government entity or official from sending to receiving from i.c.e. information regarding citizenship or immigration status lawful or unlawful of any individual." think that resolutions by city councils or state governments, or sheriffs, in certain jurisdictions, directing their offices to otherwise notified i.c.e. tha

>> popeye foreign policy, i'm going eat spinach and beat you up. we have to build a regional force. kurds are not an expeditionary force, they're not going to go into syria and destroy isil. you would start a war with turkey. what donald trump does says things we're going to iraq and syria, invade the countries, take their oil and pay our wounded warriors with the proceeds. that turns everybody in the mideast against us and helps isil. that's a cartoon approach. we have got to understand the dynamics on the ground. nobody left to work within syria. create an army outside. here's the good news, the arabs want to get rid of isil, too. their threat to their way of life and assad is a puppet of iran. neil: what did you think of rand paul saying it's their fight, their war, let those guys fight it? >> all i can say, that's the biggest difference between me and senator paul. radical islam has three goals in mind, ratify the position, destroy them and protect us. where i did my reserve duty for four years, when we released to the iraqis, he told the colonel i'll see you in new york. they'r

. >> after more than 20 years behind bars, the top hitman for escobar, velazquez, known as popeye, islusively to our sister network, telemundo. he is one of the few living allies of the famous drug lord and says he is now a new man. he told telemundo he never thought he would outlive his boss, the notorious drug lord pablo escobar. he also shared his thoughts and outlook on the mexican drug lord chapo guzman, who is free after tunnelling out of prison. >> he also told telemundo he plans on staying in colombia despite the risks. by the way, he says that man, joaquin "el chapo" guzman, when he was captured, will never be captured alive. because he doesn't plan to be taken alive. one thing we do know is right now, he doesn't look like that, surrounded by three military guys holding his neck. he's free. somewhere. >>> right now, european leaders trying to cope with massive influx of refugees from the middle east, but there seems to be little consensus on what to do. some like germany are willing to, well, let some of them in. but others like poland and hungary suggest the borders should b

es lo que come popeye, lo que veÍamos cuando niÑos. (gritos) >> no pago ni el parkin con un dÓlar.s, por eso pondremos a prueba quiÉnes son las mejores para hacer la cama, ellos o ellas, tenemos a julia alzate, que aparte nos va a traer trucos para tender la cama como de hoteles, eso que tiras algo y rebota. julia: como te queda tu cama todas las maÑanas. alan: la mÍa no, estas muy linda, como revistas, tenemos a ana patricia, y a johnny lozada. julia: yo tengo que ser firme e imparcial, estoy pendiente, van a poner a prueba todo lo que a lo largo de la vida les hemos enseÑado. alan: ¿quiÉn hace mÁs rápido la cama, ana patricia, la mujer, o el hombre, johnny? y en el minuto y medio, en sus marcas, fuera. ana: me pone nerviosa! alan: johnny le pone velocidad, que me gusta, tiene tÉcnica. (gritos) julia: ana tiene que estar pendiente... alan: lo veo tranquilo. julia: uno tiene que estar pendientes de hacer bien las cosas. alan: se ve que ama es la madre del reciente, que no le da tiempo de hacer la cama por cuidar a baby giulietta, johnny como padres de adolescentes... ana: estoy en

. >> come on, popeye and see what you've got. >> do i get a count. >> through, two, one, go. >> look at the form. it is unbelievable. >> such technique there. >> explosive. right up there. >> just like last night. >> oh, my gosh. no problem. >> that's awesome. >> 30 seconds. >> if you can get a little harness going. >> everyone asked if i can do it. i want to let you know i got on the rope earlier and i did get off the ground about a foot. >> good for you. >> if we can get isaac over theaere. ten seconds left. >> my 6-year-old is into american ninja warrior, really transformed into tv. >> kids love it, families love it and my om loves it. >> geoff and isaac. >> maybe we'll go to break on it. isaac, congratulations on our million b in a "stirring, inspired and brilliant" new production. spring awakening. back on broadway in an extremely limited engagement. starring oscar winner marlee matlin. "it's a rousing success with all the goosebumps and teard wips outo prove it." for tickets, visit ticketmaster.com today. >> live look at the queens borrow bridge. a woman accused of unleashing h

. >> come on, popeye and see what you've got. >> do i get a count. >> through, two, one, go. >> lookievable. >> such technique there. >> explosive. right up there. >> just like last night. >> oh, my gosh. no problem. >> that's awesome. >> 30 seconds. >> if you can get a little harness going. >> everyone asked if i can do it. i want to let you know i got on the rope earlier and i did get off the ground about a foot. >> good for you. >> if we can get isaac over there. ten seconds left. >> my 6-year-old is into american ninja warrior, really transformed into tv. >> kidsi'm ... ==anim== new dets this morning... ==topvo== on the damage and devastation from the massive valley wildfire >>> 8:56. we have some new details about the damage and devastation nin the valley fire. it is 15% contained, at least 585 homes have been destroyed. 67,000 acres burned. >>> parking will be more complicated in downtown palo alto. a new permit program that allows permit holders to park for the day on city streets. otherwise, there's a two-hour time limit. downtown residents qualify for them. if you work downt

. >> come on, popeye and see what you've got. >> do i get a count. >> through, two, one, go. >> lookievable. >> such technique there. >> explosive. right up there. >> just like last night. >> oh, my gosh. no problem. >> that's awesome. >> 30 seconds. >> if you can get a little harness going. >> everyone asked if i can do it. i want to let you know i got on the rope earlier and i did get off the ground about a foot. >> good for you. >> if we can get isaac over there. ten seconds left. >> my 6-year-old is into american ninja warrior, really transformed into tv. >> kids love it, families love it and m >>> good morning. i'm tracy davidson. not a cloud in the sky. let's check in with first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. brittney? >> that's always nice to say, not a cloud in the sky. temperatures heading back into the 80s. live look right now. temperatures 80 degrees by 1:00 pm. 4:00 pm, 82. lots of sunshine expected for us. well above average. average this time of year 79 degrees. by tomorrow, up to 87 and we'll stay hot for the rest of the week. tracy? >> a three-alarm fire ripped t