sci-fi had the title. the word sharknado.r of coming up with a story to justify the title and make it sort of make sense. >> have you considered any other animal meets meteorological event thrillers, like for example, and these are just a few possibilities you can feel free to use or not. tigerphoon or maybe bearicane or maybe snakenami. what do you think? >> that's trebillashl. >> the one i always favored was snail-quake. it it would be slow moving so there would be time for character development. no honestly we've done sharknado sharknado. i think it's done. i don't think you can go up from there. >> you called it a low budget film yourself. these films are loved. this is a phenomenon. but it is sort of a so bad it is good sort of deal. how do you get into that so bad it's good space rather than just it's so bad it's bad. >> i'm not sure i buy the so bad it is good thing. we're doing something ridiculous and having fun with it. any badness is at most a reflection of the budget. because we are doing $200 million films on lik

sci-fi is owned by nbcuniversal the parent company of nbc4. i think everybody was shocked. >> it took it by storm. it was the most watched show. it's rated by the way, awesome. that's what they said. and the stars in it. >> i'm not surprised to hear there's sharks in washington right? we knew right? >> and sometimes they fall out of the sky. >> right now, nothing falling out of the sky, storm team 4 radar all clear. we don't have any rain around. a few showers yesterday and last evening. but now they're long gone. and the pavement is driving out. the temperatures are dropping. it is a beautiful summer morning in the shenandoah valley. and the mountains, down to the low 60s. look at this one, down to 54. closer to washington, generally in the mid to upper 50s in prince george's montgomery and fairfax counties. the low humidity is going to be arriving there, too, over the next couple of hours. mid to upper 70s right around the bay. inside the beltway we're in the upper 60s. dress accordingly. a short-sleeve day. we'll definitely need the sunbloc

they are pulling names from sci-fi classics. here is a map of pluto's moon, karen. there is even vadar and skywalker craters. we know the force is strong with this moon. amazing what that new horizon space probe is sending back. >>> we have a lot of sports to talk about. >> speaking of getting better larry beil is here. >> and you think that will come from me? the a's had a chance to vault the giants to first place. sonny gray and josh red duck -- reddick did hey foster farms! looks like you left these two west coast birds behind! foster farm's chicken's california grown. you guys aren't from here. well do we get points for trying?! fresh and natural chicken. california grown with no added hormones. from foster farms. simply better. >>> this abc7 sports report is brought to you by xfinity. >> they are cross bay rivals, but they had a chance to get help from the a's. the a's were in l.a. playing the first place dodgers. we start at at&t park on law enforcement night. matt cain did not have the long arm of the law working for him. carlos gomez was ejected last night.

premieres tonight on the sci-fi channel. you might remember everybody was talking about the first movie on facebook and twitter when at the came out in 2013. sci-fi owned by nbcuniversal the parent company of nbc4. >> high anticipation. this is the most watched movie on sci-fi. this is going to be more cameo, david hassledoff. >>> we're watching a developing situation out of new york this morning that could make a mess of your travel plans. how potential airport strikes could impact flights. >>> new dash cam video showing the arrest of a driver who would later be found dead in her jail cell. what caused the situation to escalate. and why investigators are taking a closer look at the tape. >>> breaking news, several ♪ know you can deposit checks right from your phone transfer money to someone quickly and easily speak to a financial professional when it's convenient and pay for things with the tap of your finger know that with pnc's convenient solutions at least your finances will be easy to control. . >>> breaking news in d.c

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. >> "sharknado 3", oh hell no prepares tonight on sci-fi and note that nbc4 and sci-fi have the sameresent company. the series has become a social media darling for being so comically bad it's kind of good as a bonus, tonight's premiere starts out at the white house with mavericks' owner mark cuban playing the president. he is just one of the many celebrities making cameos in this film. >> doug, vj, what sort of weather system, how much wind would it take to win up that many sharks into a major metropolitan area? >> we have done the research here. a lot of hot air. they would have to come from the southeasterly direction close to bermuda, bring up those sharks and then bring them our way, probably 160, 180 miles per hour. at the very least. we know that a lot -- we know you wanted to be in the movie. >> i was hoping. i was trying so hard to get into this movie, i contacted anybody who i knew, apparently, they didn't know anybody. you still can be in it our viewers can be in it too, all do you have to continue the "sharknado" fun is download the nbc washington app and search "sharknad

the third movie premiers tonight on the sci fi channel. the nation's capital is among the targets. talking about the first movie on facebook and twitter when that was released in 2013. sci fi is owned by the parent company of nbc 4. >> beautiful for the rest of the today with low humidity and a high temperature around 89. this will stick around until saturday. plenty of sun shine and temperatures hovering around the 90 degree mark. it's a mainly dry day. a chance of thunderstorms monday and tuesday. >> and no sharks in the forecast. >> we're back on air this afternoon starting at 4:00. >> you can get news and weather updates any time with the nba washington app. have a great day. ♪ ♪ making you feel real good. (applause) >> meredith: hi, everyone. we have a great show for to you today. so many are looking for permanent ways of eliminating body fight. we have a surgeon here with the best procedures on the market no matter your budget. and kelsey grammer is here. it is 11 years since fraser went off of the air. he is one of the most talented people in the business. and he is in a new

lion hunter dentist sounds like a great name for a half vee on sci-fi. for a movie on sci-fi. >> it will take "sharknado" out of their top spot and it will be huge. it is so interesting. people pretended to go into the woods and he covered himself in lion urine. they had a i can p up truck and -- they had a pick up truck and they rolled it around a the streets trying to get this lion to come out. it is literally more dangerous hunting in a supermarket this america. >> for those who don't know what a wawa is it is a convenience store/deli with great coffee on the east coast. >> was that a sponsored answer? >> we have to wrap this up. do you think he should offer some free cleanings at least? >> do some pro-bono. >> he will make it back. >> i think he theedz to go to the witness protection program. >> we will close things up with somebody getting fired. >> they were a black couple and she was a woman who dared to call them that. a waitress at a st. louis restaurant was fired for the way she labeled a pair of customers on the receipt. as you can see she ref

first a sci-fi mystery thriller. >> they call this "selfless," it stars ryan reynolds.gsley is dying from cancer and decides to prolong his life by transferring his consciousness into the body of a healthy younger man. >> genetically engineered for perfection. every detail of your new anatomy were designed to offer you the very best of the human experience. a reflex. it's alive in. >> only in the most basic sense. a bundle of organic tissue but right now, an empty vessel. >> all right. of course, switch happens and all heck breaks loose. the reviews not so great for this one. kyle smith of the "new york post" calls it a celluloid smoothie blended from dozens of familiar elements but it's neither tasty nor nutrition. lindsay bar says it's a deeply silly movie that takes itself very, very seriously. >> it sounds like your type of movie. >> a movie meant meant to be silly. "minions," if you're not familiar they're little yellow things whose only goal is to serve the biggest baddest boss. they find one in scarlet overkill the world's first ever fee may super villain voiced

we thought we shot this little movie for sci-fi and no one would see it and that's it.m it became this huge culture phenomenon. and it just keeps happening. now we're sit ingting here talking about 3 and the reason why this happened is all because of our fans coming in and tweeting about it and talking about it and they have created this. so this movie is what's so special is it's a movie built on its fans. >> it really is. your character finn shepard, i guess it was a saw, i don't know the technical name for his weapon. is it a chain saw? but it's heavily modified. >> yeah we used a chain saw. then we had a bigger chain saw in 2. and now in 3, we have several types of chain saws. and it's just very effective shark slaying weapon. and finn uses it very successfully to keep his family safe and keep him out of trouble. >> the cameos are amazing. the list goes on and on. you know the question. everyone wants to know. are you already working on "sharknado 4"? >> no we never know. we'll see what happens. >> like we said earlier, it's really driven by the fans. >> the fans ar

sharknado is coming back for a fourth installment just hours after sharknado 3 premiered last night, sci-fi announced sharknado four is in the work, but there is a twist fans can determine what happeneds in the fourth movie by voting no word when sharknado four is set to be released. consider. >>> if you are looking for a distraction this noon at 6abc.com a north pennsylvania youth min very is looking for a way to stay cool. it's slip and slides replaces bases for kick ball. head to 6abc.com/distraction. we'll set one of those up outside of the studio. >> and grass by the satellite dishes. >> we can use a power hose. put it next to david's car. be careful david! >> we are warm out there comfortable with low humidity and nice enough 83 in reading and 83 in kutztown and 83 is the high in pottstown, the highs in the i-95 corridor ranging from 84 to 86 degrees and down the shore better low 80s and nice in the water always swim near your lifeguards. it will be nice at the beach and elsewhere. >> thank you david. finally at noon, jimmy kimmel brought back a fan favorite it was the live belly flop

i wrote another sci-fi novel about a theme park with diep sores coming to life tyrann sorus, you knowi'm talking about. then they start running amok. i must have been high off my ass, because that idea was garbage. that was trash. once the world finds out about how good it is to ( bleep ) a foxy robot people ain't gonna want to work anymore. why would you work if you could ( bleep ) a foxy robot. it's true. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: welcome back. i'm here with my faneuil panel, joining us once again kerry coddett. and from "the young turks," jenky yoogur. and he's the star of "the jim gaffigan show." comedian and actor, jim gaffigan. i really wanted to do this topic, maybe because i'm catholic so i wanted to bring up-- pope francis he's been all up in the world's business lately talking about global warming and recently divorce and same-sex marriage. is this pope ( bleep ) or what? ( cheers and applause ) i don't know. you're catholic right? >> i'm catholic, but i'm very uninformed. but i would say that-- i mean, i like some of his progressive ideas, but i

these in japan look like a set from a sci-fi movie. they are cheaper than burying ashes in a graveyard. japan also built five skyscraper temples with a row. it swipes an i.d. card and removes an urn. >> many are enclosing graves in the countryside, storing the ashes, and hope that children worship here. finding the right funeral is hard. cemeteries are running out of space. plots cost 40,000. which is why many baby boomers and the elderly go on grave tours to find the right plan. more die in japan. commercial businesses and showcases here that make the vital decisions. at this exhibition you can try your own. coffin maker has customers of all ages. >> i'm not sure if commercialized is the right word. we couldn't display coffins at events like this before. now we dan, it's not to do with money. attitudes are changing. >> he and his wife are talking to a company that blafrts the loved ones. without children they suffer neglect when they were gone. in >> reporter: in the past talking about death in japan was taboo. social and economic pre

cop way back in 1987, when the cyborg police officer recorded video of all of the bad guys, that one sci- fi technology, it has finally come to life in san jose, 28 years later. >> i feel a little awkward. >> reporter: beginning today, from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., four days a week, for the next three months, san jose police will field test different types of body worn cameras. first up, the taser axon. officers try out two versions, a rectangular shaped model mounted on the chest and a cigar shape type camera up high. as awkward as it might feel, it turns out this is the preferred method. >> chest-mounted can be blocked with answering the radio or raising a gun. >> many prefer the eye glass because of the type of footage captured by the video. and you get to see what i'm seeing looking down the barrel of the gun. >> officers must follow strict policy when the cameras are turned on or otherwise face discipline. otherwise, officers can be allowed to turn them off. >> if they're not engaging the community or actively involved in an investigation, we believe the officer should have the discr

it's a cult classic sci-fi movie that was filmed at this very theater in 1958. take a look.n the original movie, film goers made a run from the theater to avoid being gobbled up by a giant blob of goo. each year they celebrate the film with filmings and festivities. >> people love to get into the campy spirit of the blob. this is a perfect venue for it. they want to enjoy the evening. >> blob fest also features performers and vendors selling memorabilia from the cult classic horror movie. >>> now to another event. comic-con continues this weekend in san diego. it's the country's largest comic book and fantasy convention. thousands of people wait in long lines for exhibits and panels on the latest tv shows and movies. it's really quite a sight because they often dress up as their favorite characters. >>> the annual beach stock festival will take over today in margate. it will start with a paddle boat race. that's in addition to several other activities for the family. plus there's a beer garden for adults. >>> also happening today, the 35th annual sand castle contest in susse

. >> in japan look like a set from a sci-fi movie. they store more urns and are cheaper than burying ashes in a traditional grey yard. japan has also built five temples with a row of hi-tech crips on every floor. you swap your i.d. card, which prompted robotic arms to retree the family return the basement. >> many are soaring their ashes here. finding the right funeral is hard, because cemeteries are running out of space. and plots alone can cost $40,000. which is why many go on weekend jay tours to find the right plan. more people die in japan there are commercial businesses and showcases which help people here make those vital decisions. at this exhibition, you can even try your own coffin. coffin maker has customers of all ages. >> i am not sure if it is the right word, but we couldn't display coffin at events like this before. now we can. it is not to do with money instead it shows people's attitudes are changing. >> they are talking to a company that blasts the ashes of loved ones with the help of nasa. >> suffering neglect when

sci-fi.>> thunder levin, we should mention, nbc universal is the corporate parent of sci-fi cnbc and a bunch of other folks. thank you. >>> got to mention gardening shears, which are also a weapon. >>> as the battle between new york city mayor bill de blasio and uber continues to escalate the city's comptroller is urging the city council to delay the key vote to put a cap on for-hire vehicles in the city. comptroller scott stringer writing in a belong post the government must not pick winners and losers by stacking the regulatory deck. rather we should lay the foundation for creating a transportation network that works for both drivers and consumers. joining us here is the new york city comptroller, scott stringer. does this vote look set to happen? as early as tomorrow? >> incredible as it seems, there's actually going to be a vote taken in the city council to cap uber even before a study is concluded. so we're doing this whole thing backwards. we are a city that should be leaving, leading i

i wrote another sci-fi novel about a theme park with diep sores coming to life tyrann sorus, you knowm talking about. then they start running amok. i must have been high off my ass, because that idea was garbage. that was trash. once the world finds out about how good it is to ( bleep ) a foxy robot people ain't gonna want to work anymore. why would you work if you could ( bleep ) a foxy robot. it's true. we'll be right back. you ever think about how the cement of your driveway... ...connects to the ends of the earth? from roller coaster hills... ...to musical streets and movie chase scenes. it's all "one road." everywhere you take it tells your story. and wherever you are is where the road begins. the camry. toyota. let's go places. these buttery croissant dogs are so gourmet and so french. ah, yes, the old french mime trick. that's really gonna work. (french music playing) okay, no, no, no. no! stop it. no. ha-ha, what do you think of that? (grumbles) you want me to rub your fingers with my-- rub my fingers? you owe me money for my rope. ooh-la-la. introducing the buttery, french cr

. >> reporter: these modern crypts in japan look like a set from the sci-fi movie. they store more urns and are cheaper than burying ashes in a traditional graveyard. japan has also built five skyscraper temples with a row of high-tech crypts on every floor. you swipe your i.d. cards which prompt robotic arms to retrieve the family urn from the base: >> reporter: many are closing graves in the country side and are storing the ashes here. they hope share children will come to worship them here. >> finding the right funerals is hard. cemeteries are running out of space. plots alone can cost $40,000. which is why many baby boomers and the elderly go on weekend grave tours to find the right plan. >> as more die in japan, there are commercial businesses and show cases that help people make vital decisions. at this exhibition you can try your own coffin. coffin maker has customers of all ages. >> i'm not sure if commercialized is the right word. we couldn't display coffins at events like this before. now we can, it's not to do with money. attitudes are changing. >> he and

but all the sci-fi smash hit characters were there.s were given an r2d2 mug as a part of the promotion. you missed out on that today. >> i don't know anything about baseball. i grew up a star wars fan. guy i go to star wars convention all the time. i said of course because it's star wars, why not.. i love that sound byte. we are your nats local affiliates, of course, bryce harper against andrew mccutchen. >>> meanwhile the orioles are in the midst of one of the most compelling races of all of baseball. no division gang tired than the american league east. just eight games separate first and last place and the orioles right smack dab in the middle of it four games back of the yankees. serious finale in detroit. and don't be tardy to a j.j. hardy party. but here comes chris davis and he's out of the plate. still baltimore giving them three innings. and jonathan scope, he chases justin. do you like that one there, howard? and with the to-run homer as they would roll 9-3. hardy talking about the big heat in his career. >> it's been tough h

. >>> we go behind the scenes hali berry on her sci-fi movie. >>> that is the "cbs morning news" fromalison harmelin. have a great day. >>> storm scan three shows us mother nature is in the done with us just yet. >>> a funnel included touchdown in the lehigh valley national weather service plans to check out damage after that warm weather knock out power to hundreds of customers. >>> a serious crash on the schuylkill expressway when a car slams into a wall and burst into flames. it is wednesday, first day of july, good morning i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. those nasty storms still impacting your nasty commute katie and vittoria has more. >> traffic is serious as ukee talk about t

i wrote another sci-fi novel about a theme park with diep sores coming to life tyrann sorus, you knowtalking about. then they start running amok. i must have been high off my ass, because that idea was garbage. that was trash. once the world finds out about how good it is to ( bleep ) a foxy robot people ain't gonna want to work anymore. why would you work if you could ( bleep ) a foxy robot. it's true. we'll be right back. ♪ [people talking] e occupato questo posto? [kids talking] one hundred forty-four questions per day. bryce canyon is 29 minutes from your location. ♪ moms know their family's mouths often need a helping hand. after brushing listerine® total care helps prevent cavities strengthens teeth and restores tooth enamel. it's an easy way to give listerine® total care to the total family. listerine® total care. one bottle, six benefits. power to your mouth™. and for kids starting at age six, listerine® smart rinse delivers extra cavity protection after brushing. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: welcome back. i'm here with my faneuil panel, joining us once again kerry coddet

it celebrates a scene in the 1958 classic sci-fi film "love the blob" where theatergoers run out of theter on bridge street to avoid being gobbled up by the blob. >> speaking of gobbling things up -- >> krispy kreme, right on cue, celebrating its 70th anniversary this month. >> here's the deal now. customers who buy a dozen doughnuts at regular price can get a second dozen of the original glazed doughnuts for 78 cents, a dozen for 78 cents. krispy kreme first opened its doors on july 13th 1937 in winston-salem, north carolina. today is not the actual anniversary but close enough. >> you're watching nbc 10 news. nbc 10 news today at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> working through the night. nbc 10 is following cleanup cruise and the help available to people in parts of this area who were hit hard with severe storms. >> farewell to the flag. in a matter of hours, the confederate flag will be lowered in south carolina for the very last time. >>> my faith deepened. >> staying strong. nbc 10 talks with a local teacher who claims she was fired by being gay. welcome

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. >>> we go behind the scenes hali berry on her sci-fi movie. >>> that is the "cbs morning news" for thanks for watching. i'm alison harmelin. have a great day. >>> we start off with a beautiful shot of the full moon! before the city wakes up. good morning, it is wednesday, july 1. first day of the month. i'm maria medina. >> looks like gotham city out there with the dark and moon and fog. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy "hump day" everybody. let's talk about that weather. and a little bit of traffic, too. boy, hot one yesterday and bring it on again today. >> we had one record yesterday it was 103 degrees in gilroy but it was much hotter 108 in the livermore area not a record however. 106 in pleasanton. today a couple of degrees cooler. it's a welcome sight with the return of low clouds and fog along the seashore. you did see that nearly full moon out there. also convenience and jupiter making a lot of noise. it's 74 in livermore. we have the heat advisory in effect until 9:00 tonight. triple digits in the east bay, 105 in the hottest locations. that

. >> something out of a sci-fi movie. the fact they have their first female coach. and she's quite a lady. the arizona cardinals announced the team has added jen welter to the coaching staff. she'll work with inside line backers and coach throughout training camp and the preseason as an intern. this isn't her first time making history in sports. she was the first woman to play running back for the texas revolution of the indoor football league. she was hired by the revolution to coach line backers and special teams and became the first female coach in a men's professional football league. she knows her stuff. >> i'm sure she's tough. accident news will be right back with what vandals did to a columbus statue in south jersey. >> septa has a plan for selling those pope visit passes after high demand caused their web site to crash. we'll tell you what you need to do. those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪♪ >> breaking overnight, traffic is being halted in a part of northeast philadelphia where a man

>> he -- >> like a sci-fi?> if you are a republican you would say that is inappropriate for the workplace but we don't hear that because everyone loved bubba. kennedy: that might be a entertaining story line to follow, coming up next more with panel, a presidential candidate blames the rice of isis on climate change. kennedy: oh, that billy cogger an makes this litter -- little, what harp in my heart sing. good news, we know reason for rise of isis, democratic presidential hopeful, martin o'malley has the answer. >> one thing that preceded failure of nation state of syria the rise of isis was the climate change and mega-drought. kennedy: that is it, now we know. when you mix a lack of a rise in temperature with lack of water you get a call fit. saying same as man-made climate change? >> no, this gets dangerous. it not. i think reason why, a lot of people on left are searching for the other reasons to justify the radical terrorism, is because it is easy, so easy to say it is global warming that caused or climate

. ♪ ♪ stunning sci-fi in splitting explosions, hollywood props bring movies to life.ask of faking it gets even harder. >> most people think that film sets somehow magically exist. most of them have been created from scratch. independent studio services makes the environment a reality. had was formed in 1947. it was started in my debt to garage. it is grown into a very big company. technology has sped things along. it is also made things more difficult. you cannot sheet things like you once did. back in the old days, the quality was not as good. the materials weren't as good. what you saw on camera wasn't as clear. now with high debt, -- high definition, you see everything. ♪ >> this is where we make rubber parts. been pulled out of the mold. it is not yet been painted to match the real one. you will not be able to tell the difference when they are done. actors like playing with rubber knives much more. people don't realize that one single prop could take 8-12 hours to make. which is the real one? crop of money for films is always more complicated and people will think

you see the breakdown here what happened first, we saw a plunge of 2% than the sci-fi percent swing up -- 5% swing up. exhilarating to a record -- accelerating to a record. that is despite those gdp numbers. there also are some concerns on the financial sector because the stock market home has really been what is fueling this sector with these increasing record trading volumes. everyone is trying to open an account. now that we have seen the fragility of the stock market wiping out nearly $4 trillion and value. down about 1% today, and more doubt coming for the rest of the year. one of the hedge fund founders talking about how there are large implications. bigger than the u.s. subprime mortgage crisis. i want to end this on currencies. the new zealand kiwi is really taking a tumble here. it is that a six year low. inflation 0.3% way below the 2% target rate. there could be another rate cut in the cards. jonathan: thank you very much. human europe, pushing high but a couple of points. the dax on a seven-day winning street -- streak. greece is in focus, the equity markets don't seem to b

>> he -- >> like a sci-fi?> if you are a republican you would say that is inappropriate for the workplace but we don't hear that because everyone loved bubba. kennedy: that might be a entertaining story line to follow, coming up next more with panel, a presidential candidate blames the rice of isis on climate change. -- rise of isis on climate change, i have a thing or two to say about, that stay right here please. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? so you're a small business expert from at&t? yeah, give me a problem and i've got the solution. well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep them all digital. we're looking to double our deliveries. our fleet apps will find the fastest route. oh, and your boysenberyy apple scones smell

how the sci-fi idea is now reality. ♪ betty: one of facebook's missions is to connect rural areas tonternet. all potential of facebook users. they are using balloons to take drones to an altitude of 90,000 feet. primm: this is an interesting milestone for this product. they have unveiled a solar power .ing it is not have any landing gear. the wingspan of a 737, but it only weighs one third of a toyota previous. it is relatively light weight completely solar panel covered with four propeller engines. it is lifted using below and technology to a height between , and as a 90,000 feet result, that will connect space stations. i believe this is in the u.k., where they are developing this, and the idea is that this will connect to base stations that will act like a hub's and routers and you can offer internet service. betty: let's run the soundbite of mark zuckerberg talking about doing this. : throw a lot of people who do not live within range of a network. drones, satellites, laser satellite and microwave communication are ways to do that. it will be a solution to provide cost-effective

. >>> season two of the cbs sci-fi drama "extant" premiers tonight.h berry as a season premiers. >> oscar winner halle berry has a new co-star for season two. there will be no lack of chemistry on the set of this futuristic thriller. >> without a doubt there is life out there. >> reporter: on "extant" halle berry plays an astronaut. >> initiate launch sequence. >> reporter: only to return to earth to find out she's been impregnated by an alien. >> impregnated by -- >> you told me not to say it. >> reporter: the second season has a new leading man. actor jeffrey g. morgan. we met up with the pair at the "extant" sound stage. >> how is it going between the two of you? >> no way. >> horrible. horrible. >> reporter: every day is painful? >> it's a chore every day. >> our crew sometimes has funis very annoyed with us because we giggle. we have found a new way to have fun. >> the chemistry, it's been really good. never a dull moment with you; there? >> not if i can help it. >> reporter: can we assume this is some sort of love connection going to happen this

the third in the sci-fi channel's franchise.he producer will be joining us. ♪ betty: this is bloomberg market day. scarlet: killer shots are back with sharknado 3 oh hell no. >> i can sense these storms now. these sharks have a sent. cent. >> sharknado's reported up and down the east coast. four is inarknado the works. now bests joins me joins us now. you cannot have planted this better. mick fanning fending off a shark attack. paul: it cost us a lot to pay the shargh but it worked out for us. scarlet: i understand the title of the movie and then you figure out the plot and the characters. some of the movie names you have produced in the past, mega , threeversus gatorroid headed shark attack. someone said sharknado and come up with something? basically. thank you for saying our movies have plots. we are strong believers that for our types of movies you should know exactly what the movie is based on the title alone. betty: what is your expectation with tonight's premier? paul: i predict we are going to break the internet again. b

the latest installment in the sci-fi franchise took elsewhere else, right here in washington.ith a bit of a cliff hanger. you, the fans, get to decide the fate of one character and whether that person will make it to the next film. >> no. it seems so unbelievably bad but it is so good. >> that's w >>> highs today in the mid to upper 80s. 84 in petersburg and the humidity, the dew point, solo today that it actually might feel a degree or two cooler than the thermometer is actually saying. friday, the humidity starts to creep in. still, very manageable specially for washington in summer. saturday, sunday, feeling a bit humid specially on sunday. high temperatures still around 90 degrees. when you factor in the muggyness, it will feel about 5 degrees warmer than it actually is. on saturday, feeling about 94. on sunday, feeling about 96. erika, there is the chance of a thunderstorm on sunday. i'll have more on that in a little bit. >> we will not think that far ahead. we'll just enjoy the good weather. thanks, mel. >> growing dissatisfaction among conservatives with pope francis.

. >> so the sci-fi channel is ridiculous, supposed to be, right, the whole idea?s joke. lauren in the news room looking at the best moment, can we call them best moments? >> the best and the worse, call it that. so you need to suspend -- 322,000 people tweeted as they watched last night, and though they're just the ones that use the sharknado hashtag. new now if you dvt and want to watch it later there are some spoilers coming ahead. >> i have to close the hatch. >> ♪ >> okay, so sharks in space. return to save american from sharks somehow manage to get suck newspaper funnel cloud and hang out for awhile without water until they drop in a big city like say washington, d.c. one even lands in the lap of the president at the lincoln memorial. then sharks slam the speedway at daytona 500, orlando, even on rides. shark bathe two, it was turned into a deadly weapon. and ends with a question for viewer, should april, tara read, live or die? star tar read tweeted for all of the amazing fans of sharknado three, if you want april to live use the hashtag april lives. thank y

premieres tomorrow night on sci-fi. >> we have to have steve back to talk about stocks.fantastic. i love it. wonderful. >> time now for cnbc news update with morgan brennan. >> how am i supposed to follow that? here is what's happening. authorities say movie theater gunman john russell houser was armed with a semi automatic.40 caliber hand gun and had one additional magazine. he was denied a concealed weapon permit because of a prior arrest record. >>> fiat chrysler will recall 1.4 million vehicles equipped with certain radios to prevent hacking. dodge, jeep ram, chrysler and related to a security flaw highlighted by hackers earlier this week. two were able to take control of a jeep suv and control it remotely. at least seven people were killed in an explosion at an italian fireworks factory. the blast triggered a series of explosion and a fire at the factory in southern italy. the cause unknown. >> the world health organization announcing a major milestone in the fight against malaria. a vaccine tine developed by glaxosmithkline performing well enough to be approved by

sci-fi owned by nbcuniversal, the parent company of nbc4. have you seen this? >> everybody is talking about it, they have an app where you can look and like you're being eaten by sharks. >> don't ask -- i can see where you're going with this. i will not. >> it's like all splashing around. it's all fun and games. >>> let's look at the storm team 4 radar to see if we see any sharks. >> i know, i don't see any. >> we're shark-free. >> we are shark-free. and storm team 4 radar will be rain-free, too. all day long today. another beautiful morning under way here over the last several mornings. look at shenandoah valley, west virginia, only about 60 degrees. in the mountains, it's dipped in the 50s in higher locations. oakland, 54 degrees. davison at 61. nearby suburbs around the beltway mid-60s. that includes fairfax county prince george's county upper 60s. still warm around the eastern shore. upper 70s. reagan national is at 72. you will not need the umbrella today. but you will need the sunblock sunglasses and short sleeves as it's still going to be rather warm. lo

do 50 million-dollar opening night opening weekend and maybe a hundred million-dollar, but it is a sci-fid within the tv medium. >> by the way i called you guys when that shark attack off the coast of south africa. >> wasn't that crazy how much did you pay that guy. >> it is fake. >> no, that wasn't fake that was scary. i saw that, and man i'm surprise that had guy didn't get up on top of the water and run across it. unbelievably scary. >> we will be watching wednesday, congratulations. >> thanks very much. >> take care. >> nice talking with you. >> just so, silly and it is great. >> thank goodness it skips over philly, it would have been nice to see philly. >> is there plenty of other cities. this will go on for next 20 years when ian zering cuts the sharks in half with chain saws. >> yeah. >> all right. bobbies a at his favorite spot monday byob. >> yes, do you think sharks with like this? check this out. strawberry short cake we're serving dessert here we are coming to you live from pennsauken, new jersey. the penn queen diner breakfast with bob we're coming up next. >> ment. >> testin

. >> these modern crypts look like a sci-fi movie. they store more united states and are cheaper than burying ashes in a traditional grave yard. japan has also build five sky scraper temples with a row of high tech crypts on every floor. you swipe your i.d. card, which prompts robotic arms to retrieve the family you are not. >> many people are closing their ancestral graves and storing ashes here. we hope their children will come to worship them here. >> finding the right funeral is hard because cemeteries are running out of space and plots alone can cost $40,000 which is why many go on weekend grave tours to find the right plan. >> as more people die in japan there are commercial businesses and showcases which help people make those vital decisions. at this exhibition, you can even try your own coffin opinion. >> coffin maker has customers of all ages. >> i'm not sure if commercialized is the right word but we couldn't display coffins like this before. now we can. it shows people's tuesday are changing. >> this man and with us wife a

it's a cult classic sci-fi movie that was filmed at this very theater in 1958. take a look. in the original movie, frightened film goers make a frantic run from the theater to avoid being gobbled up by an oozing blob of giant goo. each year they celebrate with screenings and festivities. >> people just really love to get into the campy, '50s spirit of "the blob." this is a perfect venue for it. they want to enjoy the evening pep. >> blob fest also features performers and vendors selling memorabilia from the cult classic horror movie. >>> mcdonald's is standing by the minion toys in its happy meals. they have no plans to remove the toys from distribution even though some say the minions voice obscenities. according to the fast food chain, the sounds the figures make are nonsense words. nothing offensive or profane. they will be included in happy meals through the end of the month. >>> today is july 11th. so 7/11 on the calendar. that means it's 7-eleven day at the chain. they're giving out free small slurpees. it runs from 11:00 this morning to 7:00 tonight. >>> nbc 10's jess