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Don't Google your Mother's Day present!

You don't have to do that!

Think about it visually instead.

Draw it out!

White Boarding is a skill that you want to keep in your repertoire.

Visually draw out, what your ideal Mother's Day experience might be.

I could decide on the best gift to give my mother. 

It's just about getting people's ideas out on a blank canvas.

What do they expect? What could be a joy or delight?

We think visually about what our mom is thinking or feeling during that day. 

We start to get to some tangible things. 

Then you have a little journey of what my mom might be expecting for Mother's Day.

My name is Erin, I am a Senior Project Manager at Cantina.

Start drawing. Draw a sun, draw a mom, draw what you need to draw.

Scribble on a napkin or a piece of paper or a whiteboard at your office..

and actually, think about what she needs. 

Cantina. Visit Cantina.co. Happy Mother's Day! 

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How to Make Sushi Fun w/ Blaze & AJ | Nickelodeon Parents - Duration: 0:42.

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How to Make Healthy Snacks Fun w/ Shimmer & Shine's Pal Tala | Nickelodeon Parents - Duration: 0:42.

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Papantonio: The Jeff Sessions Crime & Carnage Pitch - Duration: 8:17.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions raised eyebrows last month with his comments on police reform.

According to Sessions, the agreements between the federal government and many cities across

America to reform corrupt and dysfunctional police departments are reducing the morale

of police officers and leading to an increase in crime.

As a result, the Justice Department has ordered a review of all consent decrees reached during

the Obama administration to examine whether these pacts are undermining the Trump administration's

goal of fighting violent crime.

RT America's correspondent Anya Parampil sat down with Mark O'Mara to discuss his views

on this issue.

Take a look.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced a major review of all existing or contemplated

police consent decrees.

Can you explain for viewers what exactly that even means?

Sure.

When there is a problem with a police agency ... Discriminatory practices, failure to properly

deal with there community ... Then there is a possibility that the Department of Justice

will come in, look at the police department, look at the frailties of it, and then say,

'We're going to help you fix it.'

That 'we're going to help you fix it' is somewhat voluntary.

They enter into what is called a consent decree, which says as long as you do these things,

and fix your problems, then we'll leave you alone.

That really is what consent decree itself is.

It sounds almost so basic in itself.

It's not even that overbearing.

It's not as if the federal government is coming in and exercising extreme control over these

departments as is.

No, at that point it really is advice and some input.

Certainly, they may help them with increasing their diversity within their police department.

Like you only have 3% of blacks or minorities.

You should have 30%.

Let's get it up to 10 or 15.

That type of stuff.

Recommendation.

Absolutely.

In making this announcement, Sessions actually said that consent decrees increase crime.

Is that true?

I don't understand what his basis for that would be.

A consent decree occurs when the Department of Justice looks at something and says, 'This

is bad enough where it needs some federal oversight.'

Granted, Attorney General Sessions' perspective, the administration's perspective, seems to

be get the federal government out of everything they can, and that includes law enforcement,

which, generally speaking, I'm okay with local agencies and local governments governing themselves,

but when it becomes a problem, just like with Board of Education back in the days of Brown

v. Board of Education, when there are problems that the federal government has to step in,

then they should have the authority to do so.

Another major announcement Sessions made recently, one of many ... It seems that there have been

endless policy changes daily coming out from Sessions.

He was on the border and announced that he directed prosecutors to charge undocumented

immigrants caught crossing into the country unlawfully for a second time with felonies.

How has the Trump administration changed the definition of what it means to be criminal?

The problem that we have is we have federal laws that exist.

I wouldn't even call it a problem.

We have federal laws that exist that allow for strict immigration enforcement.

He didn't create a new law by saying second time in is a felony, but the reality is most

of those people who are coming across, most, are coming from the southern border and they're

coming here generally for decent reasons.

They're coming here to work.

They're coming here for a better life, and I understand that they are violating immigration

law.

But the idea of further criminalizing an event that is based, generally speaking, on poverty

and need doesn't seem to make sense.

If you want to have a stricter border control, let's do that, but we don't need more created

felons.

It's just a way to, in my opinion, be less sensitive to the realities that we have to

deal with rather than more sensitive.

What do you do in a situation like with our immigration laws?

As a lawyer, you're sitting here saying that they are basically impossible to enforce,

and that's what we hear.

What do you do when the law doesn't match with reality and the situation that we have

in the country?

The administration can come forward and say, 'Well, we're just enforcing law here.'

It's difficult because in a case like that, for example, you're not going to have a federal

judge come in like they have in response to several of the executive orders.

You're not going to have a federal judge come in and say that enforcement is illegal because

it is simply not.

You can enforce certain laws more strictly, and I think the administration is on good

grounds doing so.

The problem that I have with it is a little bit more holistic.

It's looking at the entire problem that we have and trying to spend the limited resources

we have a bit more, in my opinion, rationally rather than drastically.

We're already seeing in the administration's attempt to enforce some of these laws local

revolt, especially in the case of sanctuary cities, I would say, is an example of cities

saying, 'Well, we're going to make this decision, even if the administration is coming

in and saying that we have to enforce these laws.'

Again, it's a difficult razor's edge because those sanctuary cities are getting some federal

funding.

We all know that purse strings help maneuver behavior, but the idea that the administration

is going to walk in and say 'You won't have money for roads,' or 'You won't have money

for this because you, as a local government, have decided that you're going to spend your

police dollars on other matters than enforcing federal law.'

It's a little bit, not only antagonistic between the two, but senseless.

Finally, looking back at the first day of the Trump administration, remembering Trump's

inauguration speech, something that stuck out to me was when he said 'We're living

in an era of American carnage.'

That phrase ... To hear a president say that in an inauguration speech was insane, but

then he said that we were going to respond to this era by creating a law and order society.

Judging from the first 100 days of this administration, what do you think that society is going to

look like?

First of all, I'm not sure what he meant by carnage because I've done criminal defense

for 35 years and I know it, quite honestly, better than most.

I also know that violent crime is generally down in this country.

We still prosecute people for crimes that we probably don't need to, but generally speaking,

crime is down.

I don't get the era of carnage to begin with, but, since that is a premise from now the

most powerful man in the universe and leader of the free world, if that is his perspective

and the response to that is law and order, I'm very troubled because I'm very troubled

by an administration that is going to say to us 'We are in such dire straits, virtual

national emergency, that we're going to have to react to it.'

Quite honestly, those are the same words said by people in the past that have led us into

martial law.

I'm very concerned.

We have problems with crime in America still.

It's not perfect, but there are much better ways to deal with it than consider it carnage.

It sounds like the Trump administration's solution so far is to put all this decision-making

in the hands of police themselves at least.

That is a problem.

I represent police officers.

I like police officers.

They do a great job.

I would not want to risk my life every day protecting us from ourselves, which is what

cops do, but systemically, we have problems with law enforcement.

Implicit bias exists and it exists within police departments, and they need to be better

trained for community policing and how to interact properly and more collaboratively

with the community rather than this law and order, because that doesn't work.

The cops are here to help, let's let them help, not become militia.

Mark O'Mara.

Thank you for your time this afternoon.

Great to be here.

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Best Franchise Opportunities - Duration: 3:41.

There are over 10,000 searches on Google every month from franchise researchers looking for

the "best franchise opportunities" and I put those words in quotes because the notion of

one franchise being the absolute best over all others is ridiculous.

Yes, we have major organizations and companies that release these "top franchise" lists every

year.

And each one uses a different criteria to arrive at what franchise should be ranked

higher over another.

Some of these criteria are franchisee satisfaction, number of years in business, number of locations,

how fast their franchise is expanding and a number of other factors.

But in every one of these lists the single most important factor is left out.

You.

And let me explain why every one of these lists is pretty much useless.

Lets say you see ABC submarines at the top of the list.

Voted best franchise of 2019.

You go, speak to the franchise they tell you all the positive things you want to hear and

in 4 weeks you drop a check for $400,000 and in 12 weeks your franchise location is open

for business.

And in 1 year you close your doors and declare bankruptcy.

How is it possible that the voted "best franchise opportunity" went out of business?

How can this happen?

Well there are a number of reasons this can and does happen all the time.

And we see it pretty much daily.

Lets first look at why that franchise may have won the best franchise award.

Is it because they have lot of locations?

Well what does that actually mean to you as a franchisee?

Sure you have a popular brand but more importantly you also have competition.

Probably one block away.

And the same for fastest growing franchises - is that really a positive for you?

It may be solid from a business growth perspective but is it from an individual franchisee perspective?

Another major factor is your individual location.

Say you bought a top performing frozen yogurt franchise in Alaska - do you think your numbers

will be on par with Florida?

And the single most important factor is you.

Your business skills, your background, your work ethic.

Are you able to effectively manage employees.

Can you work the hours and perform the duties specifically required by this franchise.

Some are more lenient than others.

Each business model is different so is this particular model right for you?

So as we dig deeper from an individual perspective we can see how lists can potentially draw

us away from franchises that may not be as popular, but may have been a better fit for

us specifically.

Here at Franchise City we like to work with emerging brands that have demonstrated good

ROI and strong management, and match those franchise opportunities with individuals whose

background, skills and geographic location match the franchise.

Franchise city works with over 600 of the Nations top franchises and we can help you

find your perfect franchise.

If you would like to find the real "best franchise opportunities" contact us today .

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Thursday, May 11th: Popcorn - Duration: 6:57.

FOR TALKING ABOUT POPCORN

AND THERE ARE TWO NEW HAMPSHIRE

FAMILIES AND HAVE DEVELOPED

DELICIOUS SNACKS THAT ARE PART

OF OUR POP CULTURE.

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ERIN: IT MAY SOUND CORNY, BUT

HE'S AMAZED THAT HE STILL

POPCORN.

WHEN HE RETIRED FROM HIS JOB AS

A VETERINARY ABOUT 20 YEARS AGO,

HE POPPED RIGHT INTO A NEW LINE

OF WORK.

>> MY BROTHER-IN-LAW SAID I

LIKED AT THE TIME.

>> IT JUST STARTED ON A WIN WITH

MY HUSBAND LEO, HAVING SEEN CAP

CORN IN FLORIDA WHEN HE WAS

VISITING HIS SISTER.

HE WAS JUST ON THE CUSP OF

WANTING TO RETIRE FROM

VETERINARY MEDICINE.

SO HE CAME HOME AND SAID, THIS

WAS FINE, I THINK WE COULD HAVE

A GOOD TIME WITH IT AND KEEP US

OUT OF MISCHIEF.

ERIN: THE HENNIKER COUPLE

STARTED SELLING WHITE MOUNTAIN

KETTLE CORN AT CRAFT SHOWS AND

COUNTY FAIRS AND THE RECIPE

QUICKLY BECAME A FAVORITE.

TELL US ABOUT THE TASTE, WHAT

WOULD YOU SAY?

>> IT'S VERY LIGHT AND SWEET AND

JUST A LITTLE SALTY.

>> IS NOT TOO SALTY, NOT TOO

SUGARY.

ICKY TICKING ANOTHER KERNEL FOR

LITTLE MORE SALT, A LITTLE MORE

SUGAR, AND THE FIRST THING YOU

KNOW, THE BAG IS EMPTY.

ERIN: MAINTAINING THAT FRESH

POPPED TASTE IS KEY.

THANKS TO THIS NEW HIGH-TECH

MACHINE, THEY ARE NO LONGER

BACKING BY HAND.

X IT STARTED OUT IN A PLANE

SLEEP.

I CANNOT TELL YOU HOW MANY

LABELS I PUT ON.

IT WAS PLANE SLEEP FOR A COUPLE

OF YEARS BEFORE WE REALIZED WE

HAD TO GET A LITTLE MORE

SOPHISTICATED.

>> WE UPDATED THE BRAND TO MAKE

IT LOOK A LITTLE LESS CARNIVAL,

A LITTLE MORE ALL-NATURAL.

ERIN: THEY USE WHAT IS CALLED

BUTTERFLY CORN.

THE KERNELS SPROUT WINGS IN THE

KETTLE.

>> IT HAS AN ODD SHAPE, IT'S

LIKE SNOWFLAKES.

NONE IS THE SAME.

>> WE HAVE OUR LITTLE POPCORN

CHARACTERS.

WE HAVE SALLY THE SEA TURTLE.

>> YOU GET A LITTLE GOOFY IF YOU

POPPING UP POPCORN.

>> SMELLING LIKE POPCORN IS A

DEFINITE PERK IN A JOB WHERE YOU

HAVE TO BE READY FOR ANYTHING

THAT POPS UP.

>> YOU HAVE TO MAKE SURE IT IS

WELL SEALED, THAT IT HAS A DATE.

IF IT HAS SOME CREASES THAT ARE

REALLY BAD, THEN I DON'T PACK

THEM.

>> THE THING ABOUT KETTLE CORN,

IT'S SUGARCOATED, SO IT STICKS.

I HAVE A FEW CHEEK MARKS FROM

POPPING CORN.

ERIN: DUE TO ITS POPULARITY,

THIS FAMILY BUSINESS NOW SELLS

THEIR WHITE MOUNTAIN KETTLE CORN

TO GROCERY STORES, SCHOOLS, AND

HOTELS ALL OVER NEW ENGLAND AND

IN UPSTATE NEW YORK.

ARE YOU SURPRISED THAT YOU HAVE

BEEN GOING FOR SO LONG?

>> I GUESS I AM SURPRISED

BECAUSE IF YOU TOLD ME THIS 15

YEARS AGO, I WOULD HAVE LAUGHED.

I GUESS I MAY STOP LAUGHING

SOON.

ERIN: NEXT, WE POP INTO

MICHELLE'S SWEETSHOPPE IN

LONDONDERRY WHERE YOU FIND A

CORNUCOPIA OF GOURMET POPCORN.

MICHELLE STARTED THE BUSINESS A

DECADE AGO AFTER SEEING HOW

POPULAR HER CREATIONS WORK.

>> I USED TO BRING A BOWL OF

WHITE CHOCOLATE POPCORN TO OUR

GIRL SCOUT VOLUNTEER MEETINGS

ONCE A MONTH AND ALL THE OTHER

VOLUNTEERS WOULD GO CRAZY OVER

IT.

ERIN: PEOPLE STILL CANNOT RESIST

HER EYE-POPPING SNACKS.

>> I THINK IT'S THE QUALITY OF

HOW WE MAKE IT AND HOW WE

PACKAGE IT AND THE CARE AND LOVE

THAT WE PUT INTO EVERY BAG.

>> THIS IS JUST TO ENSURE THAT

WHEN YOU ACTUALLY EAT THE POP

WORN, EVERY PIECE ALL THE WAY

DOWN TO THE BOTTOM OF THE BAG

HAS BUTTER.

ERIN: PER SON HAS A HAND IN

DEVELOPING NEW FLAVORS.

>> I'M MAKING OUR BUFFALO

SEASONING BLEND.

THIS IS OUR NUMBER ONE SELLING

POPCORN.

IT BEATS CARAMEL, IT BEATS

CHOCOLATES.

THIS IS THE BIG DADDY RIGHT

HERE.

IT'S MUCH MORE OF A PROCESS THEN

JUST POPPING IT IN A MICROWAVE

AND THEN IT'S DONE.

WE HAVE FIVE SAVORY FLAVORS,

THERE'S FIVE CHOCOLATE FLAVORS,

A MAPLE AND A CARAMEL.

USUALLY ON MAKING THE WHOLE

SPREAD OF EVERYTHING ALL AT THE

SAME TIME.

>> WHAT KINDS DID YOU GET?

>> I LIKE SWEET, MY HUSBAND

LIKES SAVORY.

ERIN: THE SWEETSHOP IS A DREAM

COME TRUE FOR MICHELLE, WHO

REMEMBERS HOW SHE GOT HERS TARP.

>> MY CRAFT ROOM BECAME THE

POPCORN KITCHEN.

I WAS LITERALLY DOING EVERYTHING

BY HAND.

IT WAS LIKE 20 MINUTES OF

STANDING OVER THE STOVE TO GET

ME THREE BAGS OF POP WARNED.

-- OF POPCORN.

ERIN: THEY ALSO MAKE FUDGE,

COTTON CANDY, AND ICE CREAM

SANDWICHES.

X IT'S AMAZING.

IT'S LIKE A KID'S DISNEYLAND,

REALLY.

ERIN: HER POPCORN IS NOT JUST

FOR PEOPLE.

>> THIS IS OUR VERSION OF

POPCORN FOR PETS.

>> HER DAUGHTER GETS DOZENS OF

THESE CHOCOLATE PRETZELS FOR AN

EVENT IN HOLLYWOOD.

THERE IN DEMAND FOR PARTIES, THE

OSCARS, DAYTIME EMMYS, AND KIDS

CHOICE AWARDS.

X BACK IN THE EIGHTH GRADE I WAS

INTO ALL THOSE DISNEY TV SHOWS.

WE ENDED UP GETTING TO WALK THE

RED CARPET, FRONT ROW BALCONY

SEATS TO THE SHOW AND WE DINED

WITH ALL THE DAYTIME EMMYS

STARS.

NEXT THE PROOF IS IN THE

POPCORN.

THAT IS IN THE SAYING AROUND

HERE.

>> I SOMEDAY HOPE TO HAVE

MICHELLE'S SWEET WORLD.

MY GOAL WOULD BE TO HAVE THAT

ONE-STOP PLACE LIKED ICE CREAM

SODA SHOP AND ALL THE CANDY, THE

WHOLE SUITE WORLD, AND I WILL

GET THERE.

IT'S JUST GOING TO TAKE A LITTLE

TIME, BUT I WILL GET THERE.

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Amazing Cake Decorating Tutorials Compilation 2017 | Satisfying Cake Style 2017 - Duration: 13:29.

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President Trump Talks North Korea, Afghanistan, Health Care: (NBC Exclusive) | TODAY - Duration: 6:44.

INTERVIEW WITH PRESIDENT TRUMP. HE'S BECOME WITH MORE OF THE

CONVERSATION THAT WE HAVEN'T HEARD BEFORE.

>> WE SAT DOWN FOR A WIDE RANGING TALK, FROM HEALTH CARE,

THE BATTLE FOR HEALTH CARE TO NORTH KOREA.

BUT WE STARTED WITH THE NEWS THAT'S DOMINATED WASHINGTON, THE

PRESIDENT'S DECISION TO FIRE FBI DIRECTOR JAMES COMEY.

>> LOOK. HE'S A SHOWBOAT.

HE'S A GRANDSTANDER. THE FBI HAS BEEN IN TURMOIL.

YOU KNOW THAT, I KNOW THAT, EVERYBODY KNOWS THAT.

>> Reporter: MONDAY, YOU MET WITH THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY

GENERAL, ROB ROSENSTEIN. >> RIGHT.

>> DID YOU ASK FOR A RECOMMENDATION?

>> WHAT I DID WAS I WAS GOING TO FIRE COMEY.

MY DECISION. >> YOU MADE THE DECISION BEFORE

HE CAME IN THE ROOM? >> HE MADE A RECOMMENDATION.

BUT REGARDLESS OF RECOMMENDATION, I WAS GOING TO

FIRE COMEY. >> Reporter: LET ME ASK YOU

ABOUT YOUR TERMINATION LETTER TO MR. COMEY.

YOU WRITE, I GREATLY APPRECIATE YOU INFORMING ME ON THREE

SEPARATE INSTANCES THAT I'M NOT UNDER INVESTIGATION.

WHY DID YOU PUT THAT IN THERE? >> HE TOLD ME THAT.

>> Reporter: REGARDS TO THE RUSSIAN INVESTIGATION?

WAS IT IN A PHONE CALL? DID YOU MEET FACE-TO-FACE?

>> I HAD A DINNER WITH HIM. HE WANTED A DINNER BECAUSE HE

WANTED TO STAY ON. AT THAT TIME, HE TOLD ME I WAS

NOT UNDER INVESTIGATION. >> Reporter: THAT WAS ONE TIME.

>> ONCE AT DINNER AND TWICE DURING PHONE CALLS.

>> Reporter: DID YOU CALL HIM? >> ONE CASE I CALLED HIM.

ONE CASE HE CALLED ME. >> Reporter: DID YOU ASK HIM, AM

I UNDER INVESTIGATION? >> I ASKED HIM, IF IT'S

POSSIBLE, WILL YOU LET ME KNOW IF I'M UNDER INVESTIGATION.

HE SAID, YOU'RE NOT UNDER INVESTIGATION.

>> THE TRUTH, THE WHOLE TRUTH, AND NOTHING BUT, SO HELP YOU

GOD. >> Reporter: HE GAVE SWORN

TESTIMONY THERE'S AN ONGOING INVESTIGATION INTO THE TRUMP

CAMPAIGN AND POSSIBLE COLLUSION WITH THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT.

YOU WERE THE CENTERPIECE OF THE TRUMP CAMPAIGN.

WAS HE BEING TRUTHFUL? >> I KNOW I'M NOT UNDER

INVESTIGATION, ME, PERSONALLY. I'M NOT TALKING ABOUT CAMPAIGNS

OR ANYTHING ELSE. >> Reporter: THE SENATE

INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE WANTS INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR FINANCES,

YOUR BUSINESS' FINANCE. CAN YOU TELL US WHETHER YOU,

YOUR FAMILY, YOUR BUSINESSES, YOUR SURROGATES HAVE ACCEPTED

ANY INVESTMENTS, ANY LOANS FROM RUSSIAN INDIVIDUALS?

>> YEAH. I JUST SENT A LETTER --

>> Reporter: OR INSTITUTIONS. >> I SENT A LETTER TO LINDSEY

GRAHAM FROM ONE OF THE MOST PRESTIGIOUS LAW FIRMS IN THE

COUNTRY, THAT I HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH RUSSIA.

I HAVE NO INVESTMENTS IN RUSSIA. NONE WHATSOEVER.

I DON'T HAVE PROPERTY IN RUSSIA. I BUILT A GREAT COMPANY.

BUT I'M NOT INVOLVED WITH RUSSIA.

I HAVE HAD DEALS OVER THE YEARS WHERE I SOLD A HOUSE TO A VERY

WEALTHY RUSSIAN MANY YEARS AGO. I HAD THE MISS UNIVERSE PAGEANT,

WHICH I OWNED FOR QUITE A WHILE. I HAD IT IN MOSCOW A LONG TIME

AGO. OTHER THAN THAT, I HAVE NOTHING

TO DO WITH RUSSIA. A LOT OF PEOPLE GIVE ME HIGH

MARKS IN TERMS OF WHAT I'VE DONE IN TERMS OF FOREIGN POLICY.

>> Reporter: KOREA. YOU MENTIONED YOU TALKED TO THE

NEW PRESIDENT, PRESIDENT MOON IN SOUTH KOREA.

HE HAS A DIFFERENT APPROACH THAN THIS ADMINISTRATION'S APPROACH,

WITH REGARD TO NORTH KOREA. HE FAVORS THE IDEA OF UNDER

CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, SOME DIALOGUE WITH KIM JONG-UN.

YOU HAVE ALSO MENTIONED THAT, AS WELL.

DOES THIS CHANGE YOUR STRATEGY, KNOWING THAT HE HAS A MORE OPEN

ORIENTATION TOWARDS THE NORTH? >> HE'S MORE OPEN TO DISCUSSION.

I DON'T MIND DISCUSSION. BUT IT'S UNDER CERTAIN

CIRCUMSTANCES. I CAN PROBABLY GIVE YOU A MUCH

BETTER ANSWER TO THAT IN A MONTH OR TWO MONTHS.

WE'RE GOING TO SEE WHAT HAPPENS. >> Reporter: SOMETHING HAPPENING

IN A MONTH? >> NORTH KOREA IS A VERY, VERY

DANGEROUS ONE FOR SOUTH KOREA, FOR JAPAN.

FRANKLY, FOR CHINA, AND FOR THE REST OF THE WORLD.

AND I THINK WE'VE HANDLED IT VERY WELL, VERY FIRMLY.

IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN HANDLED BY PRESIDENT OBAMA.

IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN HANDLED BY OTHER PRESIDENTS, IN THE PAST.

UNFORTUNATELY, NOW, IT'S VERY FAR DOWN THE LINE.

AND I HAPPEN TO BE PRESIDENT. >> WE'VE SEEN U.S. SPECIAL

FORCES IN ACTION IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE WORLD RECENTLY, IN

MANY WAYS. YOU'RE GIVING -- YOU APPEAR TO

BE GIVING THE MILITARY MORE AUTHORITY TO MAKE CALLS AS THEY

SEE FIT. WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN IN

AFGHANISTAN? >> AFGHANISTAN IS ALWAYS A

DIFFICULT PROBLEM. IT'S BEEN FOR MANY NATIONS, NO

DOUBT ABOUT IT. >> Reporter: WILL YOU BE ADDING

TROOPS IN AFGHANISTAN? >> WE HAVEN'T MADE A DECISION.

SOME PEOPLE WOULD LIKE ME TO. I HAVEN'T MADE A DECISION.

>> Reporter: DO YOU FEEL LIKE YOU'RE FIGHTING FOR LEGITIMACY

SOMETIMES? THAT YOUR LEGITIMACY IS UNDER

ATTACK? >> WE HAVE A VERY DIVIDED GUN.

THE REPUBLICANS ARE BEHIND ME. >> Reporter: SOME SAY WHAT'S

BEEN PROPOSED IS NOT GREAT HEALTH CARE.

>> SOME DO. NOW, IT'S IN THE SENATE.

THEY'RE GOING TO CHANGE IT AROUND A LITTLE BIT.

IT WILL COME BACK TO THE HOUSE. WE'LL END UP WITH GOOD HEALTH

CARE. YOU HAVE UNDERSTAND, WE DON'T

HAVE HEALTH CARE RIGHT NOW BECAUSE OBAMACARE IS DEAD.

THERE'S SO MANY IMPORTANT THINGS HAPPENING.

SO MANY IMPORTANT THINGS. AND TO BE PART OF IT, AND TO

HELP PEOPLE. I'M HELPING PEOPLE.

I'M HELPING THE PEOPLE OF THIS COUNTRY.

WE HAD A GROUP IN THE OTHER DAY, WITH POLL NUMBERS THAT WERE SO

GOOD. SO GOOD, SO STRONG, IF THE

ELECTION WERE HELD TODAY, I WOULD WIN BY A LOT MORE THAN I

DID ON NOVEMBER 8th. >> WHAT A CROWD.

LOOK AT THIS. >> Reporter: DO YOU MISS THE

CAMPAIGN? YOU SEEM TO BE IN YOUR ELEMENT

WHEN YOU'RE AT THE RALLIES AND THE CROWDS IN YOUR OVAL OFFICE.

DO YOU MISS THAT? >> I LIKE THAT.

BUT I LIKE THIS EVEN MORE. I LOVE GOVERNING.

I LOVE -- I LOVE CREATING GREAT HEALTH CARE.

I LOVE THE PROCESS. I LOVE THE MANAGEMENT OF IT.

I LOVE THE GOVERNING OF IT. AND I THINK WE'RE DOING A GREAT

JOB. >> WE'VE BEEN ACCUSTOMED TO THE

PRESIDENT TWEETING AFTER MOMENTS LIKE THAT.

HE HAD TODAY, REITERATING WHAT HE SAID.

THE STORY THAT THERE WAS COLLUSION BETWEEN THE RUSSIANS

AND THE TRUMP CAMPAIGN, HE WRITES, WAS FABRICATED BY DEMES

AS AN EXCUSE FOR LOSING THE ELECTION.

>> BECAUSE OF YOUR INTERVIEW, THERE'S A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN

WHAT THE ADMINISTRATION SAID AND WHY JIM COMEY WAS FIRED AND WHAT

THE PRESIDENT TOLD YOU. NOW, THE PRESIDENT'S TWEETING

ABOUT THAT THIS MORNING. HE SAID ON TWITTER, AS A VERY

ACTIVE PRESIDENT WITH LOTS OF THINGS HAPPENING, IT'S NOT

POSSIBLE FOR MY SURROGATES TO STAND AT THE PODIUM WITH PERFECT

ACCURACY. >> THAT'S GOING TO MAKE TODAY'S

BRIEFING A LITTLE INTERESTING. >> ABSOLUTELY.

>> RESETS THE BAR. >> LESTER, THANK YOU VERY

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Scorpion Scare Aboard United Plane Delays Flight | TODAY - Duration: 0:43.

>> ALL RIGHT. >> YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE A LOT

MORE ON "NBC NIGHTLY NEWS" TONIGHT.

>>> I WANT TO TELL YOU ABOUT

AN

UNUSUAL INCIDENT AT GEORGE BUSH AIRPORT.

SOME PEOPLE SAY THEY SAW A SCORPION CRAWL OUT OF A

PASSENGER'S CLOTHING. PARAMEDICS FOUND THAT PASSENGER

HAD NOT BEEN STUNG. UNITED BROUGHT IN A DIFFERENT

PLANE AND

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PETER ALEXANDER IS AT THE WHITE HOUSE WITH MORE ON IT.

PETER, GOOD MORNING. >> Reporter: GOOD MORNING TO

YOU. PRESIDENT TRUMP FLATLY

CONTRADICTING HIS AIDES AND HIS VICE PRESIDENT'S ASSESSMENT THAT

RUSSIA HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH HIS DECISION, SAYING HE WAS

THINKING, QUOTE, THIS RUSSIA THING WITH TRUMP AND RUSSIA, IS

A MADE-UP STORY, WHEN HE DECIDED TO FIRE JAMES COMEY.

THAT EXTENDED INTERVIEW WITH LESTER REVEALING A SERIES OF

INCONSISTENCIES IN WHAT THE WHITE HOUSE HAS FOR DAYS BEEN

SAYING PUBLICLY. THIS MORNING, PUSHING BACK AT

THE PRESIDENT, LEAVING LAWMAKERS DEFENDING OUSTED DIRECTOR JAMES

COMEY, AFTER MR. TRUMP LABELED HIM A GRANDSTANDER AND A

SHOWBOAT. >> I THOUGHT HIM TO BE UPRIGHT,

STRAIGHTFORWARD, INDIVIDUALS I'VE HAD A CHANCE TO WORK WITH.

>> I'M OFFENDED AT THE PRESIDENT'S COMMENTS.

>> Reporter: ON COMEY'S DISMISSAL, PRESIDENT TRUMP

OFFERING A NEW VERSION OF EVENTS.

>> I WAS GOING TO FIRE REGARDLESS OF RECOMMENDATION.

>> Reporter: CONTRADICTING TOP AIDES AND THE VICE PRESIDENT.

THE PRESIDENT ACTED ON THE CLEAR RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE DEPUTY

ATTORNEY GENERAL, ROB ROSENSTEIN, AND ATTORNEY

GENERAL, JEFF SESSIONS. >> THAT WAS A D.O.J. SESSION.

>> Reporter: THE NEXT DAY -- >> HE MADE A DECISION BASED ON

THAT. >> Reporter: VICE PRESIDENT

PENCE PUNCTUATING THE POINT. >> PRESIDENT TRUMP MADE THE

RIGHT DECISION AT THE RIGHT

TIME, TO ACCEPT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE DEPUTY

ATTORNEY GENERAL. >> Reporter: THE WHITE HOUSE

SPOKESWOMAN SAYING, QUOTE, THE BACK AND FORTH DOESN'T MAKE A

DIFFERENCE. >> THIS SHOULDN'T BE A

COMPLICATED PROCESS. THE PRESIDENT KNEW THAT DIRECTOR

COMEY WAS NOT UP TO THE TASK. >> Reporter: STEPPING INTO THAT

ROLE AND INTO THE SPOTLIGHT, ACTING FBI DIRECTOR ANDREW

McCABE, REBUTTING THIS WHITE HOUSE CLAIM FROM WEDNESDAY.

>> THE RANK AND FILE OF THE FBI HAD LOST CONFIDENCE IN THEIR

DIRECTOR. >> DIRECTOR WILL COMEY ENJOYED

BROAD SUPPORT WITHIN THE FBI AND STILL DOES TO THIS DAY.

>> Reporter: McCABE ALSO DISAGREEING WITH THE PRESIDENT'S

ASSESSMENT EARLIER THIS WEEK THAT THE RUSSIA INVESTIGATION IS

A TOTAL HOAX AND A TAXPAYER FUNDED CHARADE.

>> WE CONSIDER IT TO BE A HIGHLY SIGNIFICANT INVESTIGATION.

>> Reporter: AN INVESTIGATION THAT HASN'T BEEN IMPEDED AND

WON'T BE. >> SIMPLY PUT, SIR, YOU CANNOT

STOP THE MEN AND WOMEN OF THE FBI FROM DOING THE RIGHT THING.

>> Reporter: AS FOR THE PRESIDENT'S TELLING NBC NEWS

THAT COMEY TOLD HIM THREE TIMES HE WAS NOT UNDER

INVESTIGATION -- >> I WILL NOT COMMENT ON WHETHER

OR NOT THE DIRECTOR AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES

HAD THAT CONVERSATION. >> Reporter: ALSO THIS MORNING,

BACK LIVE AT THE WHITE HOUSE, ANOTHER EMBARRASSING HEADLINE

HERE AFTER THE WHITE HOUSE WAS FORCED TO ADMIT IT WAS DUPED

INTO ALLOWING A RUSSIAN STATE MEDIA PHOTOGRAPHER INTO THE OVAL

OFFICE BY CLAIMING HE WAS THE RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTER'S

OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER. THE WHITE HOUSE SAYING THERE WAS

NO IMMEDIATE PLAN TO RELEASE THE IMAGES.

THESE IMAGES, CAUGHT THEM OFFGUARD WHEN THE PHOTOS POSTED

ONLINE AFTER THAT MEETING. THE WHITE HOUSE DID NOT RELEASE

ITS OWN PHOTOS UNTIL YESTERDAY. AND THEY DISMISS

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President Trump Asking James Comey If He Was Under Investigation Not Illegal | TODAY - Duration: 1:54.

A SECURITY THREAT OF THAT PHOTOGRAPHER BEING IN THE OVAL

OFFICE. >>> WE HEARD PRESIDENT TRUMP

TALK ABOUT HIS DINNER AT THE WHITE HOUSE WITH DIRECTOR COMEY.

NBC NEWS JUSTICE CORRESPONDENT PETE WILLIAMS JOINS US NOW.

PETE, LET'S SET THE SCENE THERE. IT'S JANUARY.

WE KNOW THE FIB IS INVESTIGATING POSSIBLE LINKS OR COLLUSION

BETWEEN TRUMP ASSOCIATES AND THE RUSSIANS.

SHOULD THAT DINNER HAVE TAKEN PLACE?

>> WELL, DURING THE INTERVIEW, MATT, THE PRESIDENT SAID TWICE,

THAT COMEY ASKED FOR THE DINNER. BUT SEVERAL PEOPLE WHO KNOW

COMEY SAY, THEY HEARD FROM HIM SHORTLY AFTER THE DINNER THAT HE

WAS ASKED TO COME TO THE WHITE HOUSE AND DID SO RELUCTANTLY

WITHOUT TELLING PEOPLE AT THE FBI ABOUT IT.

THEY CONFIRM A "NEW YORK TIMES" ACCOUNT, RECALLING THAT COMEY

TOLD THEM THAT DURING THE DINNER MR. TRUMP ASKED HIM A COUPLE OF

TIMES IF HE WOULD BE LOYAL TO THE PRESIDENT.

AND COMEY SAID HE COULDN'T PROMISE THAT BUT HE WOULD ALWAYS

BE HONEST. THE WHITE HOUSE SAYS THAT

VERSION OF EVENTS OF WHAT HAPPENED IS NOT ACCURATE.

THAT THE PRESIDENT WOULD NOT SAY THAT HE EXPECTED PERSONAL

LOYALTY. >> PETE, THE PRESIDENT TOLD

LESTER HOLT THAT DURING THIS DINNER, HE ASKED DIRECTOR WILL

COMEY, AM I PERSONALLY UNDER INVESTIGATION?

SO, PUT ON YOUR LEGAL BEAGLE HAT.

IS THERE ANYTHING IMPROPER, ILLEGAL, UNETHICAL ABOUT THAT

QUESTION, FROM THE PRESIDENT TO AN FBI DIRECTOR?

>> I'VE ASKED SEVERAL FORMER PROSECUTORS ABOUT THIS.

THEY SAY IT WASN'T ILLEGAL FOR THE PRESIDENT TO ASK THE

QUESTION. IT WOULD NOT, FOR EXAMPLE, BE

CONSIDERED AN ATTEMPT TO INTERFERE WITH A FEDERAL

INVESTIGATION. THEY SAID IT'S UNWISE TO ASK A

QUESTION LIKE THAT, PARTLY BECAUSE OF THE WAY IT COULD BE

PERCEIVED IF IT BECAME PUBLIC. AND SOME OF THE FORMER

PROSECUTORS SAY THEY THOUGHT MR. COMEY SHOULD HAVE SAID

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Asian Food Festival spotlights Indian street food, Korean bbq, sushi and more - Duration: 2:03.

TELLS US SHE FOUND

FOOD.

GOOD MORNING.

>> OH.

OH.

I HAVE FOUND FOOD.

YOU CAN FIND THE FOOD AS

WELL THIS WEEKEND.

THIS IS THE ASIAN FOOD

FESTIVAL.

I'M HIGHLIGHTING ONE OF

THE VENDORS HERE.

THIS I FINDLAY MARKET.

I'M GOING TO HAVE YOU

INTRODUCE YOURSELF.

THIS IS A UNIQUE, UNIQUE

VENDOR THAT JUST GOT

STARTED A COUPLE OF WEEK

S AGO.

WHAT MAKES IT SO UNIQUE?

>> WHAT YOU FIND IN THE

U.S. WITH INDIAN FOOD IS

IT IS A LOT OF CURRIES

AND RICE.

THIS IS DIFFERENT.

THIS IS INDIAN STREET

FOOD.

IT IS INDIAN WRAPPED

AROUND A PROTEIN.

WE HAVE LAM, CHICKEN,

AND POTATOES.

FILLED WITH THE SPICES,

FILLED WITH SOME CUTNY,

AND OUR SAUCES AND ONION

S AND CILANTRO.

IT IS INDIGENOUS TO

NORTH INDIA.

REPORTER: YOU ARE SAYING

YOU WERE FROM INDIA?

>> YES.

REPORTER: IT IS THE

PERFECT WAY TO GET THE

FOOD HERE.

TELL US WHAT I'M GOING

TO BE TRYING HERE.

>> WE HAVE CHICKEN, LAMB

, AND -- TRY IT AND

TELL US WHAT YOU THINK.

REPORTER: I LIKE INDIAN

FOOD.

THIS IS DIFFERENT.

I LOVE IT.

IT IS SO GOOD.

>> IT IS NOT CURRY OR

CREAM-BASED.

REPORTER: I LOVE IT.

IT REMINDS ME OF SIMILAR

FOOD IN TERMS OF MEXICAN

YOU HAVE YOUR -- HOLDING

SOME TYPE OF BURRITO.

I LOVE IT.

THANK YOU FOR JOINING ME

I APPRECIATE IT.

YOU CAN SEE THEM AND

DOZENS OF OTHER VENATORS

HERE OVER 30 IN

WASHINGTON PARK IN OVER

THE RHINE HERE SATURDAY

AND SUNDAY.

THIS IS GOING FROM 12:00

NOON TO 9:00 P.M. BOTH

DAYS.

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Steve Harvey Doesn't Apologize For Letter Telling Staff Not To 'Ambush' Him | TODAY - Duration: 2:15.

HOT SEAT. HERE'S NBC'S MORGAN RADFORD.

ON TV, STEVE HARVEY IS FUNNY. AND CHARMING.

HE REALLY SEEMS APPROACHABLE. BUT OFF-CAMERA, STEVE'S WORLD

MIGHT BE A DIFFERENT PLACE. IN A TERSE LETTER TO HIS STAFF

WRITTEN IN AUGUST AND JUST LEAKED TO MEDIA BLOGGER ROBERT

FEEDER, HARVEY LAYS DOWN THE LAW.

HIS DRESSING ROOM, OFF-LIMITS. DO NOT COME TO MY DRESSING ROOM

UNLESS INVITED. IF YOU OPEN MY DOOR, EXPECT TO

BE REMOVED. THE MAKEUP ROOM, KEEP OUT.

DO NOT APPROACH ME WHILE I'M IN THE MAKEUP CHAIR UNLESS I ASK TO

SPEAK WITH YOU DIRECTLY. EVEN IN THE HALLWAY, STAY BACK.

DO NOT WAIT IN ANY HALLWAY TO SPEAK TO ME.

I HATE BEING AMBUSHED. REACHED BY PHONE, HARVEY TOLD

"ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT," I COULD NOT FIND A WAY TO WALK FROM THE

STAGE TO MY DRESSING ROOM, TO SIT IN MY MAKEUP CHAIR, TO WALK

FROM THE DRESSING ROOM TO THE STAGE, ON TO JUST SIT AND HAVE

LAUNCH WITHOUT SOMEBODY WALKING IN.

>> Reporter: IN THE LETTER, HARVEY EXPLAINS.

I'M SPEAKING MORE FREE TIME FOR ME THROUGHOUT THE DAY.

>> I'M GETTING AMBUSHED BY PEOPLE, WITH FRIENDS THAT COME

TO THE SHOW AND HAVING ME SIGN THIS AND DO THIS.

I SAID, WAIT A MINUTE. >> Reporter: ON HIS FACEBOOK

PAGE, THERE'S BEEN NO SHORTAGE OF CRITICS.

IF YOU WANTED PRIVATE TIME DURING THE DAY, YOU SHOULDN'T

HAVE YOUR OWN TALK SHOW. AND STEVE SEEMS TO THINK HE'S

BIGGER THAN LIFE. NOT WATCHING THE SHOW ANYMORE.

>> I JUST DIDN'T WANT TO BE IN THIS PRISON ANYMORE, WHERE I HAD

TO STAY IN ONE LITTLE ROOM, SCARED TO GO OUT AND TAKE A

BREATH OF FRESH AIR. I WROTE THE LETTER.

>> Reporter: HARVEY DOESN'T APOLOGIZE FOR THE LETTER.

BUT NOW ADMITS HE COULD HAVE TAKEN A DIFFERENT APPROACH.

FOR "TODAY", MORGAN RADFORD, NBC NEWS, NEW YORK.

>> UH-HUH. >> WE'VE BEEN FOLLOWING THE

RULES FOR YOU, HODA, THE WHOLE TIME.

DON'T LOOK ME IN THE EYE. >> DON'T

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Patti LaBelle Whips Up Red Velvet Marble Cake For Mother's Day | TODAY - Duration: 4:15.

>>> WE'RE BACK, NOW. 8:48, WITH "TODAY FOOD,"

CELEBRATING MOTHER'S DAY, WITH THE FABULOUS PATTI LABELLE.

AND WITH BETTY SMITH AND HER FAMILY.

WE HEARD THAT BETTY LOVES TO MAKE DELICIOUS TREATS FOR

FRIENDS AND FAMILIES. WHY NOT WHIP UP A RECIPE FROM

PATTI'S COOKBOOK, "DESSERTS LaBELLE."

TELL ME WHAT WE'RE DOING. THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITES.

>> WE'RE GOING TO HAVE THE BUTTER AND THE SUGAR BEING MIXED

OVER HERE. WE'RE GOING TO MIX THAT.

>> OKAY. >> TURN IT ON, SOMEBODY.

>> HERE. THERE YOU GO.

>> THERE IT IS. THEN, WE'RE GOING TO ADD THE

EGG. >> HOW MANY?

>> YOU'RE GOING TO ADD TWO EGGS. >> OKAY.

>> OKAY. THEN, YOU'RE GOING TO ADD THE

VANILLA. >> YOU'RE GOING TO DO ALL OF THE

LIQUID AND MOIST INGREDIENTS FIRST.

>> YES. >> OKAY.

>> THEN, WE ADD THE SHORTENING. >> FLOWER.

>> WHAT DO YOU USE? >> I TELL YOU WHAT KIND LATER.

I USE FLOUR. AND BAKING POWDER.

>> OKAY. >> MAKING SODA.

>> AND A SHIFTER? >> YES.

>> AND SHIFT IT ALL IN AT THE SAME TIME.

>> OKAY, BETTY. YOU DO THIS.

>> OKAY. >> THIS IS GOING TO BE

UNSWEETENED COCOA THAT YOU PUT IN TO MAKE IT THAT REDDISH

COLOR. >> AND YOU'RE MAKING TWO BOWLS

OF BATTER FOR A REASON HERE. >> UH-HUH.

>> ONE BOWL IS WITH THE BEAUTIFUL -- YOU CAN SHAKE IT

IN, BABY. AND THEN, THIS IS THE FOOD

COLORING. SO, THIS WILL GIVE IT THAT

BEAUTIFUL -- AND THE CHOCOLATE COCOA DOES NOT GIVE IT A

CHOCOLATE TASTE. JUST FOR THAT BEAUTIFUL COLOR.

AND NOW, WE'RE GOING TO GO OVER THERE.

>> AND MIX THIS, PATTI? >> YES, BABY.

>> OKAY. >> BETTY'S A GOOD COOK.

>> OH, I'M -- >> WE DO THINGS THROUGH THE

MAGIC OF TV.TV. >> WE FORGOT THE BUTTER MILK.

>> PRETEND WE DID THAT, EVERYBODY.

>> WE'RE GOING TO GO OVER HERE. >> CAREFUL, WATCH YOUR STEP,

BETTY. >> I'M FINE.

>> THIS IS YOURS. THAT'S YOUR STATION.

>> COME OVER HERE. >> THIS IS MY STATION.

LET ME LEAVE THIS BAD BOY BACK THERE.

OKAY, THE SWIRL BEGINS. WHAT YOU DO IS TAKE A DOLLOP OF

RED, LIKE HERE. THIS IS RED.

AND HERE'S THE WHITE, WITH THE SAME SPOON.

I AIN'T GOT TIME FOR THAT. IT'S GOING TO BE SWIRLED ANYWAY.

AND COLOR. >> HOW MUCH DO YOU PUT IN?

>> THAT MUCH. >> YEAH.

WE END UP MIXING IT. SO, JUST -- JUST MIX IT.

THEN, THIS IS WHERE THE MARBLING COMES FROM.

>> OH, BOY. >> HOW ABOUT THAT?

>> WE WOULD HAVE MUCH MORE IN THESE LITTLE PANS, I WOULD.

AND SO WOULD YOU. AND ONCE THIS IS DONE, THEN WE

GO OVER THERE. >> OKAY.

>> WE POP THESE IN THE OVEN. TWO DIFFERENT BAKING PANS.

YOU GET THE BEAUTIFUL LAYERS OF SWIRLED RED VELVET CAKE.

>> YOU PUT THE ICING ON TOP. THIS LAYER AND ON THE TOP LAYER.

>> OKAY. >> BY THE WAY, WE HAVE PEOPLE

DOWNSTAIRS TASTING THIS. GUYS, HOW IS IT?

>> IT'S AMAZING. >> YOU KNOW WHAT WE DO, BABY?

WE LEAVE THE WAX PAPER AFTER AND YOU PULL IT OUT AFTER THE

FROSTING. >> I GOT IT.

>> YOU GOT IT, GIRL. WE DO THIS AND WE STACK THEM.

>> CAN I PUT THIS ON TOP OF THAT ONE?

>> PLEASE. >> AND THEN, MATT, PUT SOME OF

THAT TOP ON IT. >> LET ME SHOW WHAT IT LOOKS

LIKE WHEN WE'RE DONE. THIS IS THE FINISHED PRODUCT.

PERFECT FOR MOTHER'S DAY. PERFECT FOR ANY DAY.

PATTI, THANK YOU SO MUCH. >> AND YOU PUT THE RED POWDER ON

TOP OF THAT. YOU'RE GOOD.

>> THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

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Margaret's Weather Picture for May 12, 2017 - Duration: 0:35.

>> LOOK AT THIS GREAT WEATHER

PICTURE FROM SAVANNA, FROM

MADISONVILLE.

SHE SAYS IT'S GOING TO RAIN, AND

LET ME TELL YOU, THAT RAIN IS

COMING DOWN.

SAVANNA, I CAN HEAR THAT

THUNDER.

WE WILL SEND YOU FOR PASSES TO

GO TO THE AUDUBON ZOO,

INSECTARIUM, WHERE THE AQUARIUM,

AND PASSES TO THE SLIDELL INDOOR

ROCK FORMING -- ROCK CLIMBING

SHOW.

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South Burlington police, fire host panel on opioid awareness - Duration: 1:48.

REPORTER TONIGHT WAS ABOUT

HEROIN.

THIS YEAR ALONE, AS OF APRIL 29,

24 PEOPLE HERE IN VERMONT HAVE

OVERDOSED AND DIED.

NOW TONIGHT, THE CITY OF SOUTH

BURLINGTON SHARED INFO ON

OPIOIDS HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO

KNOW TO KEEP YOU AND YOUR FAMILY

SAFE,

>> IN VERMONT WE SEE LOTS AND

LOTS AND LOTS OF NARCOTIC

OVERDOSES.

REPORTER: THEYRE TALKING ABOUT

OPIATES-MAINLY, HEROIN

SOUTH BURLINGTON POLICE AND FIRE

DEPARTMENTS HOSTED THURSDAY

NIGHT'S COMMUNITY FORUM, TO

TEACH NEIGHBORS ABOUT THE DRUG

THEY SAY IS BEHIND MOST OF THE

CRIME IN THIS CITY.

SO WHY DO YOU THINK THAT

SHOPLIFTING WOULD BE A BIG

INDICATOR OF HEROIN USE IN SOU

BURLINGTON?

REPORTER: SOUTH BURLINGTON

POLICE EXPLAINED MUCH OF THEIR

CALLS FOR THEFT ROBBERY AN

SHOPLIFTING ARE LINKED TO

FEEDING AN ADDICTION

A PANEL OF EXPERTS ALSO TALKED

ABOUT THE DANGERS OF DRUGS LIKE

HEROIN AND EVEN PRESCRIPTION

PAINKILLERS WHEN IT COMES TO

KIDS.

>> A LOT OF THE EMOTIONAL PAIN

WE ARE SEEING YOU NO DRAMA

DEPRESSION ANXIETY, IS LIKE THAT

KIDS ARE NEED TO HELP AND

SOMETIMES THAT HELP, SOMETIM

THAT HELP COMES IN THE FORM OF

SUBSTANCE USE.

EXPERTS AGREE THAT ONE OF THE

MOST IMPORTANT THINGS YOU CAN DO

IS TO TALK TO YOUR KIDS EARLY

AND OFTEN, AND KNOW THAT HELP IS

ALWAYS AVAILABLE.

FOR WHATEVER REASON THEY DON'T

WANT TO WELL IN REACH OUT FOR

HELP-SEEN THE SIGNS, BUT I THINK

BEING HERE TODAY IS SO THAT

YOURE KNOWLEDGEABLE AND

KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.

POLICE HEREIN SOUTH BURLINGTON

SAY THE CURRENT PRICE FOR 1 BAG

OF HEROIN IS FIFTEEN DOLLARS

LIVE IN SOBU, RW, NBC5 NEWS.

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Stephanie Walker's Friday morning weather update - Duration: 1:09.

>> SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS IN

THE FORECAST FOR TODAY.

AND ACTUALLY WE HAVE HAD A FEW

SOUTHWEST COUNTIES UPGRADED AS

FAR AS SEVERE WEATHER RISK MAP

IS CONCERNED.

SO WE WILL SEE A FEW WAVES OF

THUNDERSTORMS THROUGH THE DAY

TODAY.

ESPECIALLY LATER THIS AFTERNOON

AND EVENING, A FEW COULD BRIEFLY

GO SEVERE, WITH DAMAGING WINDS

AND HAIL BEING THE ISSUE, AN

ISOLATED TORNADO CAN'T BE RULED

OUT, ESPECIALLY IN WEST AND

SOUTHWEST COUNTIES.

AT NOON TODAY, CLOSE TO 80, SO

WE ARE NOT AS HOT WITH MORE

CLOUDS AROUND AND SCATTERED

THUNDERSTORMS.

3:00, WIDELY SCATTERED STORM

SYSTEM.

EVEN 6:00 TOO.

SO IT WON'T RAIN ALL DAY, BUT

THERE WILL BE THUNDERSTORMS

THROUGH THE DAY TODAY AND

TONIGHT.

FOR THE WEEKEND, TOMORROW WE

START OFF WITH CLOUDS AND MAYBE

SPOTTY SHOWERS, THEN CLEARING IN

THE AFTERNOON.

WE WARM INTO THE 80'S AND CLOSE

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Hundreds honor life of Olympic bobsledder Steven Holcomb - Duration: 1:42.

"IF LOVE -- COULD

MAKE A PERSON

LIVE...

STEVE HOLCOMB

WOULD HAVE

LIVED FOREVER.

"HE WAS MY

MENTOR"

"HE WAS

ROOMMATE ON

TOUR, HE WAS

MY TEAMMATE,

HE WAS ONE OF

MY BEST

FRIENDS."

HUNDREDS OF

FAMILY,

TEAMMATES AND

FRIENDS --

CELEBRATING A

LIFE THAT ENDED

TOO SOON.

HOLCOMB WAS

FOUND DEAD IN

HIS ROOM AT THE

OLYMPIC

TRAINING

CENTER ON

SATURDAY -- A

SHOCK TO THOSE

CLOSEST TO HIM.

"STEVE MEANT

SO MUCH TO US.

SO THAT PART

HAS BEEN

INCREDIBLY

HARD."

THE 37-YEAR-

OLD PARK CITY,

UTAH NATIVE --

WILL BE

REMEMBERED AS

ONE OF THE

MOST

DECORATED

BOBSLED

DRIVERS IN

HISTORY, AN

OLYMPIC GOLD

MEDALIST -- AND

AN INSPIRATION

TO THOSE, LIKE

NICK

CUNNINGHAM

AND , WHO

WERE LUCKY

ENOUGH TO

TRAIN

ALONGSIDE HIM.

"I OWE SO MUCH

OF CAREER TO

HIM AND HOW

HARD HE

WORKED.

IT WAS COOL TO

SEE STEVE STEP

INTO THAT ROLE.

AND KIND OF

BECOME THAT

LEGEND. NOT

JUST IN THE

STATES BUT

INTERNATIONALL

Y."

BOTH MEN --

CONVINCED

HOLCOMB

WOULD HAVE

MADE IT TO

SOUTH KOREA TO

COMPETE IN THE

2018 OLYMPIC

GAMES.

CUNNINGHAM, AN

OLYMPIC

HOPEFUL --

DEDICATING THIS

SEASON - TO A

BELOVED

TEAMMATE AND

FRIEND

"I THINK THE

WHOLE ENTIRE

NEXT SEASON

WILL BE IN

STEVE'S NAME

FOR ALL OF

US.WE NEVER

HAD A RACE

WHERE HE

HASN'T BEEN THE

FOCUS OF OUR

ENTIRE TEAM. "

THE ATHLETE -

WITH A HEART OF

GOLD... LEAVING

BEHIND BIG

SHOES TO FILL

"IMPOSSIBLE

SHOES TO FILL.

THERE IS NO WAY

TO EVER

REPLACE STEVE."

A LEGACY WTHAT

WILL FOREVER

LIVE ON... IN

OLYMPIC

HISTORY"

SARANAC LAKE

ELEMENTARY,