mulvaney: the total money for meals on wheels that comes from cdbg is 3%. that's it. i don't know how you can possibly could be can be -- contend that we're -- sandsapped you're eliminating the program that funds not only meals on wheels but many other programs at the discretion of governors and -- mr. mulvaney: i would be more than happy to have long discussions about cdbg's. you asked about medicaid. the slashing of medicaid, the dramatic cuts to medicaid, is a slower growth rate of medicaid. there's one year exception during the affordable care act where, excuse me, the american health care act, where the bill calls for the end to expansion and there's a small reduction that year. but generally speaking, medicaid spending goes up every year. mr. sanders: so does health care inflation. we go through these games every single year. inflation is going up a lot faster than money you're putting in. bottom line is, tell me, let me get back to one question. why do you think the walter family needs a $52 billion tax break? multimull my guess is you're basing that -- mr. mulv

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mothers and grandmothers were training as cooks preparing the meals. clearly visible in the cafeteria were usaid bags of grains, beans, and lentils. one mother came up to me and said, and i quote, please thank the american people when you go back home. i couldn't feed my children. i couldn't send them to school. i was frade my son was going to join the paramilitaries or guerrillas just to get food. now my son getting fed and he's staying in school. please tell the american people thank you, end quote. in nairobi, kenya, in the largest slum in the world, i went to a breakfast and lunch program. the school principal showed me how they store and prepare u.s. commodities that feed their students and how all the students know this program is from the american people. i eight porridge made from pello pees -- peas grown like american farmers. one little boy would take a bite and then scoop a small amount out of his bowl and put it in his pockets. he was taking food home to his younger siblings who don't get anything to eat. a school nairobi in for girls where

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this is one of the easiest meals, healthiest, and most delicious -- one of my favorites to make in thenuwave. >> well, it's a nuwave oven meal -- we know it's gonna be good. >> that's right. okay, a bag of frozen chicken breasts. >> frozen? >> that's all you need. frozen. >> frozen? >> don't believe me? >> well, i do, but let's prove it to everyone else. >> i'm gonna show you how frozen they are. [ both laugh ] okay? >> that would be frozen. >> that would be frozen. all right, now i'm just gonna put a few right here on the grill. >> okay. >> as you know, i have three children. it saves me tons of time, it makes my meals easier, it makes them... >> better. >> ...healthier. then you just take some of your favorite veggies -- i happen to be using some carrots. >> love 'em. >> zucchini. >> especially in the nuwave. >> right here, just layer it all around your chicken. >> talk about a healthy meal, heidi! >> oh, talk about a healthy meal and an easy meal.

and a you now receive through the meals on wheels program or the help you desperately need if you are disabled. this is a budget that says if you are the second wealthiest family in america, the koch brothers family, a family that has contributed many of hundreds of millions of dollars into the republican party, you can get up to a $34 million tax break, but at the same time, if you are a working-class student trying to figure out how you can possibly afford college, your dream of a college education will evaporate because of major cuts to student financial assistance programs. this is a budget that says if you are a member of the trump family, you may receive a tax break of upcuts to student final assistance programs. to $4 billion, but if you are a child of a working-class family, you could well lose the health insurance through theve children's health insurance program and massive cuts to medicaid. at a time when we remain the only major country on earth not to guarantee health care to all, this budget makes a bad situation worse. in terms of health care. words, this is a budge

mulvaney: the total money for meals on wheels that comes from cdbg is 3%. that's it. i don't know how you can possibly contend -- mr. sanders: you're eliminating the program that funds not only meal on wheels, but many other programs at the discretion of governors and -- mr. mulvaney: i would be more than happy to have a long discussion about c.b.c. you asked about medicaid as well. the slashing of medicaid, the dramatic cuts to medicaid is a slower growth rate of medicaid. there's one year exception during the affordable care act, where -- excuse me, the american health care act, where the bill calls for the end to ex pandpangs. there's a small reduction that year. but generally speaking, over the 10-year budget, medicare spending goes up every -- mr. sanders: so does health care inflation. we go through these games every single year. inflation is going up faster than money that you're putting in. bottom line is, tell me, let me get back to one question. why do you think the walton family need as $52 billion tax break? mr. mulvaney: my guess is that you're basing that

so, the secretary of commerce comes to speak at somebody's event, he can eat the meal but the 22-year-old aid that comes him that is a political appointee and is not speaking cannot accept a meal. it is important for your article going into government you know that depending on your role at various events you may be attending there may be different ethics rules that apply to you. you have to be very conscious of these. the last thing anyone wants is to be accused of violating ethics. finally, there is a procedure in the trump administration executive order where the president or his designee may grant waivers of any of these restrictions. who knows what neighbors -- waivers have been issued. they are not under the executive otherwise being public. but, you can get waivers if you need a waiver. finally, enforcement is under the terms of the executive order through civil actions by the attorney general. and, if you violate this ethics pledge, you can be barred from lobbying for up to five additional years if the attorney general takes action against you for violating the ethics pledge. so,

trump demanded a pledge of loyalty twice during the meal. comey says he declined, but assured the president he would be honest with him. that reaffirms supporting from jake tapper that the president fired comey over that lack of loyalty. the dinner took place on april 27th. >> that is one day after sally yates diffelivered a strong warg to the white house. let's listen. >> my white house counsel came back to me and did not sound like an emergency of any kind. didn't sound like he was. she did not make it sound that way either in the hearings the other day like it had to be done immediately. this man served for many years. he is a general. he's a -- in my opinion, a very good person. i believe that it would be very unfair to hear from somebody who we don't know and immediately run out and fire a general. we ultimately fire, but fired for a different reason. >> you talk about general flynn? >> yes. >> because of lying to the vice president? >> everything plays in. everything plays into it. we fired him because he said something to the vice pres

we're outsourcing the meals to professionals. many don't have confidence in the kitchen. we rely on meal kits to do the work for us. it really is -- it says that food doesn't matter. it is not important. it is just fuel and someone else can take care of it when i get back to things that truly matter in my day. >> i felt a little guilt. great i know what i'm doing wrong. give us one thing that we can do right going forward. >> i would say take a lunch break. a real levulan not break -- a real live lunch break. i saw this on instagram called a lunch bunch where you and four colleagues or friends cook for each other and you commit to each day at whatever time works you take 30 minutes. it will clear out the mental cob webs and odds are you will meet something with a mindful choice than if you stroll into the cafeteria and eat whatever smells delicious. >> we all fall into that trap. thank you for joining us. >> thank you tore having me. >> coming up next on mornings on 2 the 9, the feud between kevin durant and russell westbrook may be coming to an end. a mutual friend got bo

. >> for us, the meal is something to bring all the families together on the sunday sab badge.old days, our fathers and forefathers used uma to unite the whole family and we've kept that tradition up to now. although we have become richer now, and more developed, we still come together with the family on the sabbath. >> there's no obesity or obesity-related illnesses in the family. daughter is preg noont with her third child. >> i think we should go back and do the nowadays it's a good healthy food for me and my familiarly to have. i think it's a must, too much import, imported food, that's why ncds and obesities are happening here in tonga. too much imported food and canned food. that's the most dangerous food because we just have it right away, we don't cook it, we don't cook it if we're hungry we just buy it from the shelf, eat it raw. >> around the world, an estimated 600 million people are obese. the number has doubled since 1980. in the last 33 years, not a single country has been able to reduce its rate of obesity. here in tonga, what do the frontline fighters in the war

. >> senior citizen will lose perhaps the one nutritious meals they get. e wheels on wheels. >> this is an attempt to have ethnic cleansing in this nation. >> it's not an overstatement to say that some children will die because of this. jesse: children will die? the budget proposes things like requiring those on welfare to work and cutting out pork. is that so bad? joining me now is anton who worked on health and human services under president obama. you were responsible under president obama for the obamacare website? >> i was not responsible for the obamacare website. jesse: i wanted that out of the way. the budget kills children, you know that's a lie, don't you? >> no, it's know the a lie, it's actually a fundamental frame work of the program. a lot of programs for children with disabilities and families with nutritional needs. if they don't get the health care or services they need, people die. jesse: so you're saying that president trump is purposely trying to kill children with his budget? you realize how crazy that sounds? >> it does sound crazy. wh

the observer. stories about school meals proposals. the school meals plan would hit 900,000 poor children. y the education policy institute. 900,000 poorer children. 600,000 younger children coming from ordinary working families. very much saying this could hit people from lower income families, but people at work. the problem with a lot of the conservative policies, and the voter understanding, we don‘t know where the axe will fall. same goes with social care policies school meals, winter testing fuel allowance. policies where the conservatives have not the who will be affected. the risk is everyone thinks they could be effective. a very damaging effect on the target group of voters. we know they do turn out. they are worried about these issues. families, and that the core issue, they don‘t know whether they‘ll be effective. conservatives, if they had sense, they would put clarity on that. most of you will be fine, but we need to raise money somewhere. this observer story mentions, it undermines potentially theresa may‘s promised to help families from those just about managing. when you lo

a school in virginia, president trump's new agriculture secretary announced he's loosening the rules. >> meals can't be nutritious if they're not consumed, if they're put in the trash. >> reporter: under the trump plan, the government will not cut sodium and keep the current whole grain requirements and not demand all pasta and bread go whole grain. schools will be allowed to offer 1% chocolate milk. >> the big losers are the children who will have less healthful meals. the winners will be the makers of processed foods. >> reporter: the los angeles school district where they make 700,000 meals a day, nutrition specialists say they found way s to make food taste better and avoid waste. >> you will always find kids are going to be fickle with what they eat and some days they will like it better than others. >> reporter: the new rules take effect in the fall. the trump administration insisting local school districts should make local decisions about what to feed their kids. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> across the country today, thousands took to the streets for mayday protests. it's no

they get to create the kind of meals, tasting menus, that push the boundaries of what you are expecting from a restaurant and that are more experimental than the plate of pasta that you might get at a spago. oliver: a push back may be against what some of his critics described as an over commercialization of his brand, perhaps, but you got to see what he was picking out and were there, so give us the details. what are people eating here? >> every night it is going to be something different. in fact, every week the team of chefs who are spearheading the menu at the rogue experience changes, so he actually picks

he is talking about meals on wheels, national of the arts, legal services on and on it goes. are things that will affect real people everyday and basically moving that money into hiring many more soldiers, and buying more planes, and navy ships and so on. table right now. >> armstrong: steve, how do we justify the military spending when we spend billions and hundreds of millions of dollars on military equipment that never takes off, still has the dust, and yet we really have nothing to show for it? >> guest: well, i think there are those who would say, it comes down to one word. individual lens, being ready for be vigilance and being ready for the worst case scenario. >> it doesn't work. they spend all of this money. >> guest: that's a certainly arguable point. i say there's people that could speak more detailed in that regard. i would say to you going back to the point that jordan just made, the deal that was made in 2012 and carries through even to this point today was probably about as good a governing template that we're going to develop in the there's parody between defe

the stewardess came over and said, came over, said we have a special meal for you. >> oh, that's it. one banana for the nine hour flight. he says the kicker was see that little packet above it. that is the napkin, the cutlery. the salt. and a fork and knife for his banana. >> uh-huh. >> kendis is closet it eating his bagel. >> look at that. part of it. >> take a real bite. >> ha-ha. >> banana. >> speaking of -- of eating. and food. our favorite chef, is back. so this time, you release a video where he is slicing and dicing. remember how he seasoned it, and slicing and dicing fruit with a vengeance. wow. >> real life fruit ninja. >> exactly. >> i like it. >> huh. okay. >> remember sunday pre deucer brian said he felt like he drank 1,000 beers over the weekend. >> because he did. >> we found a company making it quite easy. a finnish >>> this morning on "world news now" -- emergency evacuations overnight as disastrous flooding hits multiple states. homes swept away by the rising waters as levees are breached. with even more rain in the forecast for some areas. >> director of the fbi defe

are the children who will have less healthy meals. >> a warning about the meme invites folks to post can guest which they didn't attend. experts say hackers can determine the first question. i did not participate in this because i didn't actually go to a lot of concerts growing up. >> i can't make that list up. good to know if there is that threat out there. thank you. >>> united ceo is scheduled to testify today. just 23 days after the violent removal of a united passenger caused widespread outrage. tracie potts is in d.c. good morning. should we expect fireworks from these hearings? >> reporter: we certainly could. i mean, the lawmakers here want to focus on what to do to improve passenger flying experience, especially after what we saw earlier this year. that video sparking international outrage when dr. david dao was pulled off the plane after refusing to give up his seat. he sustained injuries, he settled with the airline. the focus of today's hearing will be the reaction to that and what congress can do. there are already at least three bills aimed at improving the passenger's

are the children who will have less healthy meals. >> a warning about the meme invites folks to postriends can quest which they didn't attend. experts say hackers can determine the first concert you went to, a frequent security question. >> you can lie on the facebook and throw the hackers right off and make sure your stuff is safe. >>> united ceo is scheduled to testify today. just 23 days after the violent removal of a united passenger caused widespread outrage. nbc's tracie potts is in washington, d.c. good morning. curious to know if we should expect this to get really heated? >> reporter: it certainly could, although united is coming in saying they've already made some changes, now offering up to $10,000 to get people out of that seat, and no longer using authorities to do so if their planes are overbooked. we'll also hear from american, alaska, southwest and the consumers union about over booking and whether or not passenger rights are being respected. all this came after the incident caught on video april 9th, dr. david dao who has since settled with united, dragged off the pl

. >> the meal and the caloric intake and the capacity is just as great. we hope more palatable. >> there are three things that make sense. >> today's changes would roll back the rolls promoted by the former first lady michelle obama. >> i see a roll back. we are going backwards. this is the not acceptable. >> make school meals again. the changes take effect next fall. alison: new information in the search for escaped inmate in maryland. today the u.s. marshal service took over the investigation. brad bell? brad: they turn it over to the marshals. not in desperation but the next step. they don't know where he is. after he jumped out of a van there he likely came through the woods and crossed to anne arundel county. he is very identifiable and easy to recognize because of the tattoos. oh has the word "sin" on the back of his hand. then a number 187 right down his forearm. that often is codefo this one "evil" is on the back of his neck. for four days he has managed to avoid capture. he eluded scores of the police, tracking dog and the helicopters with the hi

it was his idea to give the youngest free meals. tchens. now the conservatives say most parents should pay with only the poorest families getting free school meals. it's estimated £650 million a year would be saved by ending free lunches for infants. that could go towards adding £4 billion cash in total for england schools. but that could still mean a 2—3% real terms cut per pupil by 2022. free lunches have been popular, with most parents and children happily gobbling them up. making more parents pay for school dinners is a decision driven by political necessity. there's been growing unease about the pressure on school budgets. many parents have been campaigning, galvanised by plans for a new funding formula to share out money differently. to sweeten the message, a different offer from the tories. instead of free lunches for the youngest, a promise of free breakfast for all children in primary school, leaving the head here worried about how to arrange that. in principle, great, but that's a significant adjustment to the way that we w

after the meal was over according to two sources close to flynn and familiar with the conversation which took place on april 25th. yore talking about a meal that flynn had with those who were close to him last month. characterize your sourcing on that and what more do you know about the relationship that trump and flynn may continue to have. >> first of all, the timing is interesting because april 25th is the day if you remember that chairman jason chaffetz and elijah cummings both accused flynn of failing -- having reviewed classified pentagon documents, of failing to disclose his foreign payments from russia and turkey. so this was a tough day for him. it was his legal woes were deepening, both chaffetz and cummings suggested that he may have violated laws that would have required him to disclose these payments when he was getting his security clearance renewed. he had this dinner with close friends and people he was trying to reconnect, saddled with very steep legal bills. he was briainstorming about possible business opportunities and after the meal he mentioned to two them there tha

. >> with the share the meal app, you can share your meal with children in need with just a tap of your smart. smartphone users outnumber hungry children 20-1. imagine the impact you and your friends could have. together, we can and global hunger. please download the app. host: welcome back to dw news live from berlin. north korea has marked mayday by saying it will keep up missile tests in defiance of international law. that did not stop donald trump from announcing he would be "honored" to meet with dictator kim jong-un. scuffles during rallies in paris . both presidential candidates used mayday to take their vision to voters. emmanuel marker on -- marquand remains in the lead. the u.s. president is scaring bankers, i understand. >> he basically scares everyone at some point or another. donald trump posted a group -- hosted a group of community bankers at the white house on monday. while praising community banks as a pillar and foundation of global investment, he also promised lower taxes and fewer regulations. he is also trying to dismantle the dodd frank act, which is credited with

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healthy, catered, and free, the best meal these kids may get all month. >> he's nice. he's helped people in the community, and he come and feed us. >> some pasta? >> reporter: you might notice the servers are the same age. >> frogs is 100% kid-run. i'm founder and ceo, and i'm 14. would you like a roll? >> reporter: when will was in first grade, he asked his parents why a man on the street was holding a sign that spread need a meal." >> we explained to him that there were people in the community who didn't have enough food to eat, and it really bothered him. >> so, i gathered friends from my school, from my baseball team, and together we started frogs and set out to change the world. does this look even to everybody? >> reporter: frogs stands for friends reaching our goals. at first, that meant gathering cans of food. >> after that, the events started getting bigger, they became more complex -- sporting events, dodgeball tournaments. and then we started our first national campaign, and then the f.r.o.g.s. dinner club. >> reporter: after seven years, through grants and d

we are investigating the meals served today and are equipped to have boxed lunches prepared offsite ifeeded. the plumbing breaks are part of general deterioration at these very old schools including noise from window units that must be run all year round and a mouse problem. >> teachers have caught 13 mice over the past two years. >> reporter: the district's $2 billion school renovation schedule is one of the high schools and education campuses like capital montessori are last on the list. that means renovation here is several years away. parents we spoke to say they believe the district has the money to accelerate the entire schedule and that doing so is vital to the city's future. >> for them to not want to give us modernization until 2021, 2022 or 2023 is unacceptable. >> our children are first priority. >> reporter: we are told that a special work will be done this summer trying to fix that plumbing problem in the cafeteria. live in northeast washington, jackie bensen. >>> the parents of murdered democratic national committee staffer seth rich call their son's death a nightmare. in

the diener has been a fixture on south 17th street at chancellor. it's been serving mealshours a day for nearly four decades. according to city zoning notices the diner will be torn down to make way for a new hotel. >> president trump returned from his overseas trump over the russia investigation. questions continue to swirl around his son-in-law. this morning the president has made a new statement about jared kushner. we'll have it coming up. >>> and a wild ride, an accident caught on tape leads to the shutdown of the water slide. we'll tell you how the that 10-year-old boy is doing. >>> well, when you return to work tomorrow the rain may also be returning. i'll show you when we might see more wet weather ahead in your first-alert forecast. >>> nbc 10, your number one news at 11:00. count on it. i love to eat. i love hanging out with my friends. i have a great fit with my dentures. i love kiwis. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free. it creates a seal of the dentures in my mouth. even well fitting dentures let in food part

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they pray in t the synagogue and eat a traditioional meal. for frfresh inedientnts, the carmel market is a popular destination. the shabbat meal is normally prepared by the women in the family on thursday, sometimes even as early as wednesday. tel avivivians wanting to avavod the stress of preparing food come to grandma's snack bar for a shabbat take-out. >> the women who cook here are the grandmothers of the owners and the owners themselves. this is why ththey call the e pe grgrandmommy cooking place and people feel like its the food they do by themselves. and this is the reason it's always full and people come from all over the city to buy the food here. >> yes, every time i do shabbat i come here. or when i do my shabbat with my friends. >> this woman buysys all her reready-made food hehere. >>>> if you want to buy fofood r shabbat, so you dont need to wowork all the dayay in the kitn and make everything. you cocome here, 10 0 minutes, 5 minutes and d you have a dinner for shabbat. >> well they cook very good. it's kosher, very kosher. >> s

they have come down upon the original fireplace where jefferson's early meals -- you know, he and his wife lived in the room above for several years until the main house was ready for them to move in. that fireplace was uncovered as well as a stove, a very high style kitchen appliance for the mid and late 18th century. it would have let jefferson cut them -- let jefferson cook his high style french cuisine that he's probably having in williamsburg at the governor's palace. we suspected he had his stove. we do not know for sure. he draws it on a document in the 1770's. luckily enough, tremendous evidence survived of this stove, this four-burner stove this , rubble, sort of ruinous structure down below. the archaeologists have removed as much of the material as they are going to for this part of the project, and they are cleaning up the site for final photos and documentation, so you can see they are meticulously cleaning between the bricks and they have measured everything in. it's really an intensive process, but it allows us to gather and record as much information on the site as pos

in part the district drives to meet the highest standards for safety, and they are investigating the meals. teachers have also caught 13 mice. district's $2 billion renovation plan will help fix several problems but that is still years away for this >> we're starting to sound like a broken record. be sure to pack that umbrella. sheena. >> i know, i really want to talk about nine, eun. and we will by the end of the week, but the rain is here this morning. more showers in the forecast and your weekend, coming up. >>> president trump lawyers up. the attorney he just hired as the russia collusion investigation continues and what it means. >>> and the new local program for kids that is so of providing reliable energy and that'll never change. what is changing, is our name to dominion energy. it's a reflection of our commitment to energy innovation and renewable sources like solar, wind... and cleaner energy like natural gas. and we'll continue to innovate, upgrade technology, protect our environment and serve our communities. dominion energy. more than a new name, a new way of seeing energy. me

so the secretary of commerce comes to speak at some of the best time he can eat the meal but the 22-year-old aid that comes with and that is a political appointee and is not speaking cannot accept a meal. it is important for your article going into government you know that depending on your role at various events you may be attending there may be different ethics rules that apply to you. yet the very conscious of this. the last thing anyone wants is to be accused of violating ethics. finally there is a procedure in the trump administration executive order with the president or his designee may grant waivers of any of these restrictions. they are not under the executive otherwise being public. but you can get waivers if you need a waiver. finally, enforcement is under the terms of the executive order through civil actions by the attorney general. and if you violate this ethics pledge you can be barred from lobbying for up to five additional years if the attorney general takes action against you for violating. so for those of you considering going into government or if you are in government no

is coming from and cannot feed their families, where the next meal is coming from and cannot feedwe cannot help them because we don't have the resources and access. cannot help them because we don't have the resources and accessli wa nt have the resources and access.” wa nt to have the resources and access.” want to unpick where the situation is happening and where the blame lies. the degree to which people care. this was said the other day. yemen is the forgotten conflict. forgotten. is that the way you feel about when you sit in your office in yemen? i would not have forgotten. i was a purposefully forgotten. —— would say. yemen, you have other crises in the region which are overshadowing it. there is more involved. more is given to hom and aleppo. did you feel that that you are not getting a message across? i know you are in hardtalk today, but you, not just you, know you are in hardtalk today, but you, notjust you, the international humanitarian machinery, including the united nations and all those agencies, they have failed. we have failed because we do not have the resources

the key. they are getting meals but the question is where and when.committed another 4 billion to go back into schooling and a guarantee that no school will lose under the present changes, causing a couple of schools to become concerned. they will not lose money and that guarantees that schools will go further forward and use the money better to improve the quality of education for those children. let me squeeze in one more, iam children. let me squeeze in one more, i am against the club and it isa more, i am against the club and it is a big issue —— against the clock. this question from mrs goldsmith on pensions. i don‘t agree with mrs may getting rid of the triple lock, what about protection for pensioners? why is she targeting pensioners in this way? i don't think she is, the triple lock did its job way? i don't think she is, the triple lock did itsjob in way? i don't think she is, the triple lock did its job in getting pensioner incomes up by something like £1250 more per year than they would have got in 2010. if they stayed on the same basis. mea

schools will not have to cut salt from the meals yet or serve more whole grained food. they can serve 1% flavored instead of non fat now required. trump administration is committed to providing healthy food to kids and does not think a federal man state required. >>> coming to a grocery store near you lab grown meats possibly in the next five years. memphis meats introduced animal free meat ball last year saying it grew the nraet cells in a lab. the company wants to put its products on storeselves by 2022 including beef, chicken and duck. question is would you eat l lab-grown meat. >> absolutely not. >> absolutely not. >> absolutely not. >> and i hope they tell us about this because don't have me eating manufactured whatever. >> stuff. >> yeah. >> ew. >> if you need more fiber in your diet look no further than a coke. soda giant introduced a new drink called coca-cola plus. no calorie grams of dextrin source of dietary fiber. no word if that will be in united states you. >> don't want to wash down fake meat wth the. >> fake stuff yeah mike at least we can agree the weat

in the hours before the meal, yates meets again with white house counsel. comey declined an invitation to talk privately to congress. instead he wants a public hearing, eager to step out of the shadows and stare his story. >> thanks to nbc's hallie jackson. >>> federal officials are investigating a fiery private plane crash in northern new jersey that killed the two crew members on board. surveillance video captured the moment the learjet hit the ground. cars in the parking lot were burned to a crisp. the faa says the plane crashed about a quarter mile short of teterboro airport. witnesses say it appeared to be in trouble as it tried to land. >> i saw the plane come over in front of us completely on its side flying iratically and my girlfriend linda was on the passenger seat and she said oh, my god. >> no passengers were on board and no one on the ground appeared to have n be injured. >>> deadline is reporting that hackers have stolen disney's new pirate's of the caribbean movie "dead men tell no tales." the hackers demanded disney pay an enormous amount of

. >> problem is just the adjustment of a continuous diet, three meals a day forever of turkey, chicken and fish. and, boy, the cravings for that double cheeseburger, you know, pretty high on the meter. >> i'd just have to eat it and just be broken out in rash hives. i don't know it would be very difficult. right now the only treatment is change of diet. simply from allergic reactions can include hives and a rash. >>> there is a great white shark swimming jut off the coast of virginia. you might remember mary lee, you may get close to her if you're driving to hog island. researchers tracked her there on monday. marylee weighs 3,500 pounds. don't get too close. she's had pay to wa twitter acc after since she was tagged five years ago. >>> so, could a new baby panda be in our future. appears ready to breed. >> i feel bad for her. they make her work so hard. the zoo said 18-year-old mei xiang has been showing behaviors. the zoo staff plans to gi mei xiang and chen chen time to breed in that time. and then they do it the artificial way and then you can't tell she's pregnant until the end. >