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Dictator said he had a nuclear button on his desk and is ready to use it against the u.s. and then a counter movement to the anti-government demonstrations spreading across iran, and at least 21 people died in clashes during the protest that lasted nearly a week. orrin hatch announcing he will not seek re-election next year, and he's 83 and that makes him the longest serving republican in the senate, and meantime doug jones and tina smith will be sworn into the senate today. nobody matched last night's numbers in the mega millions drawings, and it's expected to rise to $418 million, and ...

16, 23 and 26. the powerball is 4. this is the largest won by a single ticket in north american lottery history like you mentioned. this is the game's highest since the world record $1.5 billion in 2016. this is the fourth time a powerball jackpot winning ticket has been sold in massachusetts. since the store sold the ticket, they, too, get some of the wings. we are told about a $50,000 bonus. that store was set to open at 6:00. we haven't heard any signs or seen any signs of an owner just yet. back to you. >> here is how magical the thing is. i have a plan for what i would do. >> share it wit...

Dog fire people who don't provide services. that was every network news story that night. and the next morning. but abc teasing their news report about how obama had fumbled -- i'm sorry, romney. this is instant news. they see the republican has caused a problem. but if it is a democrat who has a problem, it is dismissed. go back to john kerry in 2004. remember the "i voted for him before i voted against him." same thing you look at that news coverage they did not cover it. >>neil: you are right. absolutely right. i'm glad you watch this stuff closer than anyone else. brent, always good to hav...

Telling them i just didn't turn and run. i made sure it stopped. is he talking about the abuse, that according to the grand jury report, he witnessed in 2002. that report, shepard, coming from nbc news. back to you. >> shepard: the accused in this case, jerry sandusky, we now understand that penn state is still paying him a salary of sorts. >> that's right. he retired in 1999. he got a lump payment of nearly $150,000. and ever since then he has been getting $60,000 a year as a pension. he is not the only one who still cash ago paycheck. gary schultz, the former vice president for finance and b...