elliott ness in "the untouchables," judge moro has become something of a folk hero. brazilians have had to put up with corruption for decades, and when judge moro and prosecutors began bringing the extent of the corruption to light, people poured into the streets to show their support, many wearing judge moro shirts and masks. the investigation became so popular, there's a bumper sticker that says, "i support lava jato," which means car wash in portuguese. the fight against corruption has often been a losing battle in brazil. judge moro says one reason operation car wash has been successful is that it's used u.s.-style plea bargaining to get some defendants to cooperate. judge moro and the prosecutors have also been willing to use controversial tactics to fight financial crime. when former petrobras executive paulo roberto costa implicated

. >> it was like that movie, the untouchables. >> you are walking too a world of trouble. and there's no turning back, you understand? >> yes, i do. >> you've watched "the

. >> it was like that movie, the untouchables. >> you are walking too a world of trouble. and there's no turning back, you understand? >> yes, i do. >> you've watched "the untouchables." >> yes, a great movie. >> how many times were you arrested. >> numerous. >> five, ten, 15. >> over a hundred, let's say over a hundred. >> how are you out? >> because i'm extremely good at providing information to the sherrive department and the district attorney's office and have been for years. >> mark cleveland was a jailhouse informant, a snitch. he ratted on other inmates in exchange for time off his sentence. >> the problem is the des operation to get out and the willingness of the district attorney to use us. we want out of jail, willing to do anything. >> and willing to say anything. >> and say anything, right. >> archaeologists often spend years digging and hoping they'll find remnants of ancient civilizations. there is a lot of ground yet to be uncovered. archaeologist sara parcak says less than 10% of the earth's surface has been explored so she's leading the way to speed up the

a rogue surgeon who thought he was untouchable.rable patients, but he maimed and mutilated them. now ian paterson is behind bars. he caused me to have 23 operations. some of his victims who suffered from the operations he carried out gathered before the sentencing this morning. then they marched together into nottingham crown court determined to seejustice being done. many warned of a cancer risk had breast surgery which proved to be unnecessary. they sat in court watching ian paterson, head bowed in the dock. sentencing him, mrjustice jeremy bakersaid, in pursuit of your own self aggrandising and, and the material rewards it brought from your private practice, you lost sight of the fact you were carrying out significant surgical procedures upon your patients. you deliberately played upon their worst fears. either by inventing or deliberately exaggerating the risks that they would develop cancer. the court also heard that his former patients endured pain and discomfort, with some suffering long—term complications, anxiety and depre

celtic park can seem like its own world, rotating around the scottish premier league, untouchable, invincibleed onto the pitch by hearts. many opponents have just been observers this season. that's not celtic ‘s problem. they had to wait until the second half for their first goal here. history, that surrounded the players. displays to remember 1967, when celtic were the best team in europe, never mind scotland. he now an opportunity for stuart armstrong, for celtics 106th goal of the league season, a record in itself. 2—0 the final score. manager brendan rodgers first premier league season in scotla nd first premier league season in scotland unbeaten. ambitions must lie in the european champions league. but with a cup final to come, in scotland, all they could do. celtic have done. for this team to have gone through a whole season, to have won 34 games and drawn four. it's remarkable. delighted. may never happen in a lifetime again for many people. but the players, the work they have put in to achieve that, is absolutely phenomenal. they deserve all the plaudits and credit they get. elsewhere

ournd national priorities as long as congress and the white house is left with 70% of that spending untouchableecause of the politics involved. i hope someday will have the courage to deal with that. mr. president, just a couple other thoughts before i close. i hear people from time to time talk about whether a government shutdown is one of those tactics or tools you might use in a negotiation to gain advantage. i happen to think that a government down is basically an application of our responsibility. particularly, if you're in the , majority. on what basis would you argue to voters, look, elect me and i'll shut down the government our voters, the people who elected authorities in both of the houses, and the president, did not vote for us in order to shut down the government. they voted for us to govern. to govern as hard as it is. i said it's hard by design. people get frustrated. people don't get everything they want the first time they try to get it. that is, people give up which is what shutting down the government is. it's giving up.ngs i hear other people talk about things like the filib

he was untouchable. he operated like a jay edgar hoover. he could thumb his nose at all of the da. that seeped like some of the issues there but frankly, gates could just basically thumb his nose. >> he could thumb his nose, but how could he thumb his nose at the city council? >> tavis, i have very vivid memories. i remember going to temergency operations center and realizing that the technology was really out of date. and they were using post it notes because there was no technology to know what was going on. and it was not just the technology, but the political structure was out of touch with the reality of what was going on out there in the city. so even though the diversity of l.a. was growing. even though there was some minority voices better represented on the city council, that didn't change the basic power relationship. the fact that the police department was a separate political force. the police was not under the control of the mayor, and politics as usual in l.a. back in the 1990s could go on and ignore the tensions burning below the surface. >> what do we think about th

hollywood's $100 million man also just finished shooting "untouchable."s, his book tour starts sunday, not to mention this -- >> he'll be fine. what could possibly go wrong? did we just create a superhero? >> yes, kevin is a voice in "captain underpants: the first epic movie," based on the kids' books that have sold 80 million copies worldwide. how did you fit that? >> i don't have time to fit anything in, kev. as we're sitting here, i was taking a nap as we were talking. i took a nap. in between i was like -- i woke up that fast. >> i took a nap real quick. >> in between those words. >> that's what i love about kevin. he does it all. >>> no snoozing with gal gadot. she's fighting her way through major back pain. nothing can stop "wonder woman." >>> you got to stand, though, are you okay? >> yeah, i'm - i'm okay. i just threw my back out, it happens. >> because of her bad back, gal stood during my interview. she also has her hands full as a new mom. >> what's really bothered me is sitting. so i can stand and lay down, so, when i'm standing, i'm with a bab

and it leaves medicare and social security retirement untouched. democrats complain the budget favors the wealthiest americans. republicans say they see a conservative plan they can work with. >>> former cia director told congress today that russia presidential contest. >> i encountered and aware of information intelligence that revealed contacts and interactions between russian officials and u.s. persons involved in the trump campaign. >> john brennan served under president barack obama. he testified today. brennan said he did not see concrete evidence of collusion, but he feared trump associates were being used to advance russian interest. meanwhile cbs new has confirmed that president trump urged national intelligence director dan coats an nsa director mike rogers to publicly deny any evidence of collusion. both men refused. coats testified before the senate armed services committee. he refused to discuss the matter in open session. >>> my name is bond. jas actor best moan for playing james bond has died. moore died in switzerland after a short

architecture, even ben franklin and the past, including a long forgotten pool basically untouched andnlit like this possibly haunted machine room. >> i have never ventured back in that room but there's stories of if you stay back there long aneph, you might hear or feel some things. >> reporter: so i decided not to go inside the machine room. this is an example of many of the places you can go and see hidden history. in fair mount waterer works, nbc 10 news. >> glad keith jones is still stan standing. >>> special honor tonight. at 2etemple university where blockson received the coveted award. he serves as the curator for the affroamerican collection. david cohen presented the award to him tonight. congratulations. >>> some local kids having fun while getting fit tonight. they burned off a lot energy. philly fit combined fun fitness to help prevent child hood obesity. if you love guacamole, more than a dozen top restaurants competed to determine who has the best guwalk in philly. the money made tonight will benefit clients battling life threatening illnesses. >>> a truck carrying pigs

so if you were to break up the banks, the only bank that would be untouched, completely untouched would be goldman sachs. therefore, goldman sachs would see all of its competitors, you know, put in a position where it would take years for them to work out what their new business models should be. in that point in time, goldman sachs would be increasing market share. >> overall, though, dick, you see that the banking sec tore, you say it's in pain. why is that? >> you know, because if you take a clear look at the first quarter, you'll see very clearly that the product that banks sell is not interest rates. the products that bank sell is loans. if banks don't sell loans, they don't make money. in the first quarter, you saw a decline in commercial industrial loans. you saw weakness in residential mortgages. you saw clear problems in auto loans. you saw problems showing up in credit card loans. it was virtually no category of loans, other than commercial real estate, that went up. they went flat to down. so the net effect is, these companies not only are dealing with the fact they weren't s

fun and a water line was untouched.ne hours after the truck sunk, -- >> they found a boy between the asphalt and ground underneath and that is what the truck fell into.>> usually when you have a void like that, the culprit is water that moves the soil out.>> the area around the sinkhole was bone dry. the cause is a mystery. many of the buildings here in the district are built on old mod that has been field. we think the sink -- sinkhole issue could be widespread.>> you would see it in a wider area than this one spot her.>> by the afternoon, one lane of seventh street was open to traffic and for the evening it was back to normal. monday crews will pour concrete for the street and concrete. -- sidewalk.>>> rapidly mounting snowpack in the sea area -- sierra is causing problems. around tahoe it is inundating the homes. the runoff has been following channels and bubbling out of the ground near home >> the fire district has fielded dozens of calls.>> the normal areas are seeing a heightened amount right now. those areas cann

it leaves medicare and social security retirement benefits untouched. programs including medicaid, food stamps >>> top intelligence addressed the russia investigation. dan coats refused to answer questions about whether president trump pressured him to deny claims the trump campaign conspired. >>> john brennan told congress why he was concerned russia may have gained influence and cooperation. >> i encountered and am aware of information and intelligence that revealed contacts and interactions between russian officials and u.s. persons involved in the trump campaign. >>> the hearing was fired fbi james comey has been delayed. comey requested to speak with special counsel robert mueller before testifying publicly. >>> something new brewing in trenton. the capitol city is about to get the first star bucks. the coffee chain said it's part of a plan. the store down the street from the state house is scheduled to open later this year. >>> a construction boom is going on in philadelphia and it's not going unnoticed >> a national report just named one area of

hollywood's $120 million man also just finished shooting "untouchable" and his book tour starts sundayo mention this. what could possibly go wrong? >> why, thank you, vehicle person. >> did we just create a superhero? >> yes, kevin is a voice in "captain underpants" the first epic movie based on the kids' book that has sold $80 million copies worldwide. ♪ >> how did you get "captain underpants". >> i don't have time to fit everything in. as we were sitting here now, i just took a nap while you were talking. >> in between questions. >> in between, and i woke up that fast. >> i just took a nap really quick? >> between the two words? >> that's what i love about kevin, he does it all. >> yes, he does. there was no snoozing during my interview with gal gadot unless she can sleep standing up. she's fighting her way through major, major back pain, but there's nothing that can stop wonder woman. >> you've got to stand there. are you okay? >> i'my. i just threw my back out. it happens. >> because of her bad back, gal stood during my interview. she also has her hands full as a new mom. >> what r

the quality of the beer untouched.e loyal beer drinkers have doubts. >> one has to wonder, you know, is the quality still going to be there? is the conservativeraftiness sto be available? >> in recent years competitors have set up shop like 101 north. heineken isn't scaring nick crawford away. >> beer is very competitive. and it should be. it makes everybody work harder, try harder, brew better. >> from what i know about heineken and when they purchase breweries, they leave those breweries alone. they let them do their own thing. >> but will the personality change? you want it to stay lagunitas?li >> yes. >> never fear, the company says it won't change a thing. >> how do you spell it? >> lagunitas. >> no matter how you spell it. >> how would you feel if something in your own home was used in a massive cyberattack? >> tonight michael finney is investigating. iot, internet of things. you're going to start seeing that quite a bit. dan, ama, hackers already hijacked millions of consumer devices that are connected to the in

. >> reporter: toys untouched from the fire in the backyard while in front and outside crews continue their work today trying to figure out what caused the deadly blaze. fire fightersers also coming to terms with the second straight weekend of deadly fires. this one fought by almost 100 firefighters. >> despite our best efforts, it's just too late. >> the fire commissioner says it could take some tame to determine a cause here if they are able to do so at all. he is also urging people to make sure you have working smoke detectors on every floor of your home, and if you can't afford to get them to let them know so that they can make sure that ones are provided for your home. it is unclear whether there were working smoke detectors in this home. live in north philadelphia, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, lauren. tonight more details on a fire in overbrook yesterday where a teenager rescued his 1-year-old nephew. the american red cross is helping 16 people who are still out of their homes as fire started in a toaster and as we told you last night one of the teens who lived th

they gathered in the bathroom, which miraculously ended up being the only part of the building left untouched. others in region were not nearly as lucky this weekend. tornados like this one left the texas town of canton in ruins. >> i come back here realizing we almost died. >> reporter: a woman was found dead after this dodge dealership after cars there were turned into twisted wrecks. police believe she was driving and drown off the road. more twisters reflect the extend of the flooding. in mississippi a tearful woman mourns her fiance. winds knocked a tree onto her home. >> it's by grace of god that we're still standing here right now. and my two daughters are in the house because that whole tree is across there. >> reporter: the heavy rain caused the river to rise to dangerous levels and in oklahoma officials released water from u chi dam after more than eight inches fell forcing residents to evacuate. high schoolers in posey county, indiana, were able to take the weather in stride. >> it was a bummer but it worked out fine. >> reporter: they dressed up for a second straight day after flo

it leaves medicare and social security retirement benefits untouched. programs including medicaid, food stamps >>> top intelligence addressed the russia investigation. dan coats refused to answer questions about whether president trump pressured him to deny claims the trump campaign conspired. >>> john brennan told congress why he was concerned russia may have gained influence and cooperation. >> i encountered and am aware of information and intelligence that revealed contacts and interactions between russian officials and u.s. persons involved in the trump campaign. >>> the hearing was fired fbi james comey has been delayed. comey requested to speak with special counsel robert mueller before testifying publicly. >>> something new brewing in trenton. the capitol city is about to get the first star bucks. the coffee chain said it's part of a plan. the store down the street from the state house is scheduled to open later this year. >>> a construction boom is going on in philadelphia and it's not going unnoticed >> a national report just named one area of

the quality of the beer untouched. some loyal beer drinkers have doubts. >> one has to wonder, you know, is the quality still going to be there? is the conservativeraftiness sto be available? >> in recent years competitors have set up shop like 101 north. heineken isn't scaring nick crawford away. >> beer is very competitive. and it should be. it makes everybody work harder, try harder, brew better. >> from what i know about heineken and when they purchase breweries, they leave those breweries alone. they let them do their own thing. >> but will the personality change? you want it to stay lagunitas? >> yes. >> never fear, the company says it won't change a thing. >> how do you spell it? >> lagunitas. >> no matter how you spell it. >> how would you feel if something in your own home was used in a massive cyberattack? >> tonight michael finney is investigating. iot, internet of things. you're going to start seeing that quite a bit. dan, ama, hackers already hijacked millions of consumer devices that are connected to the

>> yes, i do. >> you've watched "the untouchables."

we had a clearing area for several hours that pretty much has been untouched by the previous storms. the new storms are developing ahead of the front. we will continue to grow. warrenton to culpeper. so we won't be surprised if the next ten to 15 minutes we don't get a warning ahead of the storms. later tonight it will move out of the reg everything come to an ends. clearing. breezy weather. westerly wind. for tomorrow it looks nice. partly sunny and breezy. can't rule out a stray shower. the temperatures are 77 degrees. as we head to the memorial day weekend here is the story. we think saturday is partly sunny near 80. 30% chance of isolated shower, thunderstorm in the afternoon. the same story on sunday. memorialdy we are feeling better. a little more optimistic there may not be a great a chance of storms but still partly sunny and 82. not terrible. the beaches will have afternoon shower and the storm pockets but at the beaches it's significantly cooler. ocean water 58 to 62 degrees. the next few days shower and storms and it will taper down after tuesday. then we have a number of

and the russian government, it really cemented the issue that this was something that made him untouchable this investigation when it was over. there is a lot of criticism into how he handled some disclosures. not only during the clinton e-mail investigation last year whether he should have revealed as much as he did, there's a lot of criticism but he seemed untouchable until now. >> in the statement that we got from the white house, the president acted based on the clear recommendation of both deputy attorney general rod rosen stein and attorney general jeff sessions. but jeff sessions recused himself from any involvement in the russia investigation and rod rosen stein, deputy attorney general confirmed overwhelmingly, he is in charge. >> exactly. we don't know what occurred here. we know that comey certainly was under a lot of criticism for the way he handled the testimony last week in which he misstated exactly what had happened with huma abedin's e-mails. today he issued a correcorrecti that testimony with letters to congress. but certainly we don't know, rod rosen stein just started o

their vehicles were untouched by the flames, but the future is unknown for the business and their 25-plus employees. >> i mean, it's -- we're walking into a big mess, and we have no idea what we're going to do. we're still caught by surprise. >> reporter: battalion chief believes the fire started somewhere around the computer repair shop. investigators are looking for a cause, but they do not believe it is suspicious. reporting live in sunnyvale, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, police invest gait a shooting inside a well-known east bay burger joint before 3:00 a.m. at sam's burgers on east 14th street. police say a suspect entered after the restaurant closed for the night demanding cash and after employees handed it over, he pointed a handgun at the employee and fired two rounds. the bullets hit the employee in the leg. the injuries are not life threatening. the suspect then escaped. >>> san francisco police charged a man with making two bomb threats against the school where he works. 22-year-old pablo munoz of south san francisco is an assistant teacher. sfpd said he

no jobs lost and the quality of the beer untouched. loyal beer drinkers have doubts. >> one has to wonder, you know, is the quality sill going to be here. is the craftiness still going to be available. >> competing brewers have set up >> competing brewers have set up shop down the street from haoeu >> beer is competitive. it should be. it makes everybody work harder and dry harder. >> from what i know about heineken, when they purchase something they leave them alone. >> never fear, beer drinkers, the company says log neatious will not change a thing, no matter how you spell it. >>> california is a step closer to moving our presidential primary from june to march. the state senate voted to approve the change. the state assembly passed a similar measure last month. the goal is to give the state more political influence. our primary last year happened after donald trump and hillary clinton had become the presumptive nominees. >>> and the first roots community health center opened it's doors in alameda. it will indicator to african-americ

th untouched in a direct hit. >>> ten miles north of canton a rescue played out due to a group of good samaritans that passed by this truck. inside that truck a father, a toddler and an infant were all trapped. but then the man shooting the cell phone video actually got involved, jumped into action performing cpr on the unresponsive infant and a woman tapped that rescuer on the shoulder and started to pray. >> dear jesus, please let this baby breathe. dear jesus, please let this baby breathe. the first prayer she said i felt a response in that child. >> reporter: the baby this morning is in the hospital but the family says her condition is improving. >>> more weather now and to the east a search under way for two children swept away by floodwaters and in western kansas and parts of oklahoma the problem was dvi may 1st. blizzard conditions across the area dumped at least 4 inches of snow in some spots. >>> now time for a look at today's forecast. >> good morning, kendis, diane, prepare yourself for a round of severe storms marching its way through western portions of new york, central a

thirty ahead of aberdeen celtic park can seem like its own world, rotating around scottish football, untouchablehe pitch by hearts. celtic were applauded many opponents have just been observers this season. but that's not celtic‘s fault. observers this season. here they had to wait until the second half for theirfirst goal. until the second half history surrounded the players. until the second half displays to remember 1967 when celtic were the best team in europe, never mind scotland. but here now was an opportunity for stuart armstrong, for celtic‘s 106th of the league season, a premiership record in itself. of the league season, 2—0 the final score, manager brendan rodgers' first scottish premiership season unbeaten. brendan rodgers' first scottish ambitions must lie in the european champions league. with the cup final to come, in scotland all they could do celtic have done. in scotland all they could joe wilson, bbc news. in scotland all they could that's it. in scotland all they could you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. but do stay with us on bbc1, it's now t

almost untouchable. people, i'm not going to sugar coat this. president trump's firing of f.b.i. director james comey sending shockwaves through washington. >> only the second time in american history a president has taken that step. >> concerns over constitutional crisis. >> trump's seismic firing. >> a stunning move. >> a little whiff of of fascism tonight. >> this is like banana republic america. >> you would think this happened in a third world country. the idea that this happened in the united states is stunning. >> this is the kind of thing that goes on in-- >> trevor: africa! just say it! say it! just say it. "this is the kind of thing that only happens in africa!" ( applause ) you don't have to use euphemisms: banana republic or third world. just say it! we don't beat around the bush where i come from. because we have animals in the bush. if you beat the bush, then they come out. you don't mess around with beating the bush. you know what i don't get? i don't get why people still say, "this could never happen in america." isn't this the p

. >> it has no engines and its cockpit has been untouched for decades. >> sounds useful.lane was designed, though, by the king himself including the woodwork, those amazing red velvet seats and red shag carpeting. the plane is expected to fetch up to $3.5 million. >> not bad for something that's not airworthy. >> maybe could hang out in it at least. >>> a tradition at the naval academy played out before an audience of thousands. >> freshmen plebes attempted to scale the monument. the challenge is that the 21-foot object listing is greased with lard and upperclassmen are standing by with hose. >> this year's class competed the challenge in 21 minutesbreas morning. at least 22 people outside an ariana grande concert in manchester, england. chilling images flooded onto social media as thousands of concert goers-- many of them teenagers, rushed to escape the venue. police say they are treating this as a terrorist attack, and believe that a single bomber is responsible. we have complete coverage coming up-- good morning washington. toss to eileen - areas of fog this morning -

the two bathrooms and one closet they were hiding in untouched in a direct hit by a tornado. >>> and ten miles north of canton a dramatic rescue played out thanks to a group of good samaritans who just happened to pass by this truck that was flipped over and nearly inundated by rushing floodwaters. inside that truck a father, a toddler and an infant were all trapped. but then the man shooting the cell phone video actually got involved, jumped into action performing cpr on the unresponsive infant and a woman tapped that rescuer on the shoulder and started to pray. >> give me the baby. >> dear jesus, please let this baby breathe. dear jesus, please let this baby breathe. well, the first prayer she said, i felt a response in that child. >> the baby this morning is in the hospital, but the family says her condition is improving. >>> more weather now and to the east a desperate search still under way for two children swept away by floodwaters over the weekend, and in western kansas and parts of oklahoma the problem was driving snow on this may 1st. blizzard conditions across the area dump

we have managed to stop this particular instance of it, but the underlying vulnerability remains untouchedsations. and those organisation should be working very ha rd to organisation should be working very hard to fix that vulnerability before the next attack, which will likely be very soon. it was first developed by the national security agency, it appears. developed by the national security agency, itappears. how developed by the national security agency, it appears. how do you think it got out like this and into the hands of hackers? it appears that the national security agency in the united states was exploiting a vulnerability for espionage purposes, and that a group known as the shadowbrokers, widowed who it is, but we suspect they were russian. they release on the internet. they adapted the software to their own financially motivated them. —— we don't know who it is. —— they release it on the internet and somebody downloaded it. this is a challenge in cybersecurity. whether for the plot of resources, it might be possible to identify them, but thatis be possible to identify them, but

celtic park can seem like its own world, rotating around the scottish premier league, untouchable, invincibleed onto the pitch by hearts, but many opponents have just been observers this season. that's not celtic‘s problem. they had to wait until the second half for their first goal here. griffiths! history? that surrounded the players. displays to remember 1967, when celtic were the best team in europe, never mind scotland. but here now an opportunity for stuart armstrong, for celtic‘s 106th league goal of the season, a record in itself. armstrong! 2—0 the final score. manager brendan rodgers' first premier league in scotland unbeaten. ambitions must lie in the european champions league. but with a cup final to come, in scotland, all they could do, celtic have done. joe wilson, bbc news. that's it. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, and we'll be back with the late news at 10pm. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news. the leaders of the main parties stopped campaigning for an hour at lunchtime to remember the mp jo cox, who was

a rogue surgeon who thought he was untouchable.of vulnerable patients, but he maimed and mutilated them. now ian paterson is behind bars. he caused me to have 23 operations. some of his victims who suffered from the operations he carried out gathered before the sentencing this morning. then they marched together into nottingham crown court determined to seejustice being done. many warned of a cancer risk had breast surgery which proved to be unnecessary. they sat in court watching ian paterson, head bowed in the dock. sentencing him, mrjustice jeremy bakersaid, in pursuit of your own self aggrandisement and the material rewards it brought from your private practice, you lost sight of the fact you were carrying out significant surgical procedures upon your patients. you deliberately played upon their worst fears. either by inventing or deliberately exaggerating the risks that they would develop cancer. the court also heard that his former patients endured pain and discomfort, with some suffering long—term complications, anxiety and

. >> it has no engines and its cockpit has been untouched for decades. >> sounds useful.lane was designed, though, by the king himself including the woodwork, those amazing red velvet seats and red shag carpeting. the plane is expected to fetch up to $3.5 million. >> not bad for something that's not airworthy. >> maybe could hang out in it at least. >>> a tradition at the u.s. naval academy played out before an audience of thousands. >> freshmen plebes attempted to scale the monument. the challenge is that the 21-foot object listing is greased with lard and upperclassmen are standing by with hose. >> this year's class competed the challenge in 21 minutes 20 seconds, the slowest class took more than four hours. more news after this. tried to qe patch; that didn't work. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. for me, chantix worked. it reduced my urge to smoke. compared to the nicotine patch, chantix helped significantly more people quit smoking. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal

what medicare and social security are left untouched, it includes more than $3 trillion of spending cuts over the years and coupled with tax cuts for the wealthy. it guts anti-poverty and safety net programs with an $800 billion cut to medicaid and more than $190 billion cut to food stamps. on capitol hill democrats not hiding their disdain for the budget. oregon senator tweeting this is where the trump budget >> this would require us to retreat from the world diplomatical diplomatically. you'd have a lot of benghazis in become law. >> reporter: economists claimed that the budge was double double dipping. serena marshall, abc news, capitol hill. >> governor brown blasted the president's budget proposal saying this is based on utterly bogus economic assumptions. it gives a massive tax break to the wealthiest while imposing painful and debilitating burden on tens of millions of decent people. >> and intelligence committee that he shared his concerns about russian efforts with top congressional leaders last august. he also testified he's aware of intelligence that revealed contacts and inte

it's known for its untouched by time traditional districts -- one of the few cities in japan left relatively's famous for its crafts, for its beautiful ceramics in particular, but also its artistic sensibility. the way it always valued beautiful things, traditions. it's a city that helped masa, then at a crossroads, to discover a whole new world of grace, of aesthetics, of style, that affected him deeply. for most, however, kanazawa is simply a place with great seafood. >> masa: this is the kitchen of the, uh, kanazawa city. >> anthony: yeah? >> masa: this market is. >> anthony: ooh, look at that. lot of crab. >> masa: yeah. sea shrimp, sardine, let's go over there. >> anthony: okay. ooh, look at that. ooh, uni? >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: sea urchin -- one of my absolute favorite things -- has a limited season in japan, from september to april, and it's tastiest in winter. good. from here? >> masa: [ speaking japanese ] >> worker: [ speaking japanese ] >> masa: hokkaido. >> anthony: hokkaido. >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: good deal. another seasonal specialty currently at or near its best, kano

it has no engines and its cockpit has been untouched for decades. >> oh, okay, sounds useful.lane was designed, though, by the king himself including the woodwork, those amazing red velvet seats and, of course, the red shag carpeting. the plane is expected to fetch up to $3.5 million. >> not bad for something that's not airworthy. >> maybe you could hang out in it at least. >>> and a tradition at the u.s. naval academy played out before an audience of thousands, and for the first time it was also livestreamed. >>> yeah, freshmen plebes as they're called attempted to scale the herndon monument to remove a plebe hat and replace it with the hat of a midshipmen symbolically ending their first year. the challenge, though, is that the 21-foot obelisk is greased with lard and upperclassmen are standing by with hoses. >> this year's class competed the challenge in 21 minutes, 20 seconds. the slowest class took more than four hours. more news after this. took more than four hours. more news after this. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. for

a rogue surgeon who thought he was untouchable.nerable patients, but he maimed and mutilated them. now, ian paterson is behind bars. he caused me to have 23 operations. some of his victims, who suffered from the operations he carried out, gathered before the sentencing this morning. then they marched together into nottingham crown court, determined to see justice being done. many warned of a cancer risk, had breast surgery, which proved to be unnecessary. they sat in court watching ian paterson, head bowed in the dock. sentencing him, mrjustice jeremy bakersaid: "in pursuit of your own self aggrandisement and the material rewards it brought from your private practice, you lost sight of the fact you were carrying out significant surgical procedures upon your patients. you deliberately played upon their worst fears, either by inventing or deliberately exaggerating the risks that they would develop cancer." the court also heard that his former patients endured pain and discomfort, with some suffering long—term complications, anxiety a

in the backyard, toys untouched from the fire. while in front and outside crews continue their work today trying to figure out what caused the deadly blaze. firefighters also coming to terms with the second straight weekend of deadly fires, this one fought by almost 100 firefighters. >> despite our best efforts, it's just too late. >> reporter: the fire commission says it could take some time to learn what caused this fire. we noticed someone brought by flowers, three flowers after three lives lost. in north philadelphia i'm lauren make, nbc 10 news. >>> in mississippi a man is charged with eight murders after he went on a shooter spree. he started with a man and his estranged wife over their children. an sheriff's officer is one of the victims. he was called to investigate and when he got there he was shot and killed. >> i was having a conversation with her mama, my wife about me taking my children home. and somebody called the officers. my intentions was to have them kill me. i ran out of bullets. >> reporte >> he suffered a gon

a sewer pipe appeared fine and a water line was several feet away untouched.urs after the truck sunk à >> they found a 3 foot void between the asphalt and the ground underneath. usually when you have a void like that the culprit is water. this case, the area around the sinkhole was dry so the cause is still a mystery. many of the buildings are built on old bay methods so we think if this could be widespread. >> if there was a issue with backfill, you would see it in a much wider area. >> reporter: by the afternoon one lane was open for traffic and for the evening commute almost back to normal. monday they will come back and finish the job. >>> a navy seal killed in combat in africa. details on that coming up. >>> the price had the fbi had a pay to unlock an iphone belonging to a san bernardino shooter. >> we are tracking that wind advisory. i will have the rest of the weekend forecast. >>> more information about the country star after suffering a stroke. answer have to lots of silly questions from strangers. yes, this is a mind-blowing marvel of technology. an

you are asking an untouchable to break the law. i wonder about his judgment.fs man made millions dollars. is this how he ran his corporation? thank god it is privately held. if you was running a publicly controlled corporation, he'd be ankrupt -- if he was running publicly controlled corporation, he'd be bankrupt. host: the investigation could include a probe into whether there was a cover-up. investigators into russian meddling are now authorized to probe whether white house officials have engaged in a cover-up. that's according to members of congress who were briefed friday by rod rosenstein. rosenstein told members of the house of representatives that the special counsel in charge of , robert mueller, has been given the authority to investigate the possibility of a cover-up. charlotte is on the republican line from georgia. caller: good morning. that i thankto say god for our president trump. i think he needs to clean the swamp. he promised he would clean the swamp. i think he needs to finish that job. i praise him to the outpost. -- utmost. our country nee