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Trump takes the fifth hundreds of times in a probe into his business practices, and Fred Savage responds to getting fired from the "Wonder Years" reboot. Plus, a touching moment of sportsmanship in the Little League playoffs. |
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Former President Donald Trump invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination more than 440 times yesterday during a deposition in the New York attorney general's civil probe into the Trump Organization's business practices, a source told NBC News. In a four-hour deposition, the only question Trump answered was his name, his attorney told NBC News. The office of New York Attorney General Letitia James is weighing whether to bring a civil suit against Trump and his company and said in court filings that it found "numerous misrepresentations" in Trump's financial statements. |
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A prevailing myth of fentanyl, a synthetic opioid that has contributed to a rise in overdose deaths, is that it's so powerful that touching it or being close to it can cause an overdose. That is not true, substance abuse experts told us. They also debunked four other myths about fentanyl, including that it causes immediate addiction and that all illicit drug manufacturers cut their drugs with it to cause addiction. |
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The actor, who starred in the original series from 1988-93, denied allegations made in a Hollywood Reporter story in which female crew members described a relationship on set between the married Savage and a younger woman that made them "uneasy," as well as verbal harassment and an alleged assault of a former crew member. "While there are some incidents being reported that absolutely did not and could not have happened, any one person who feels hurt or offended by my actions is one person too many," Savage, 46, told NBC News in a statement. "I will work to address and change any behavior that has negatively affected anyone." See his full statement here. |
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If you're looking to add some Asian flavor to that whole chicken you have in the fridge, this sticky-sweet roast chicken from chef and author Andy Baraghani makes for a savory meal with just the right amount of crunch. The chicken is inspired by the Famous Garlic Aromatic Crispy Chicken at Wu's Wonton King in New York City and features a sticky glaze and crunchy fried shallots. Andy also has the perfect side to go with it, buttery nori-speckled rice. |
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A little pick-me-up before you go. |
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It was the act of sportsmanship seen 'round the world. Texas East pitcher Kaiden Shelton was visibly shaken after his pitch during the Little League playoffs slipped away and hit a batter in the helmet, sending him crashing to the ground. The batter, Oklahoma's Isaiah Jarvis, thankfully was uninjured and jogged to first base. But when he saw Shelton distraught on the mound, Jarvis walked over to his opponent and hugged him. "I wanted to make sure he was all right," Isaiah told TODAY. "And I wanted to make sure he knew that I was all right." See the full moment here. |
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