. >> this is someone's dog as the mona lisa. how cool is that. >> david winagrad won best in show for the whirly gig. >> it's an old type of folk art but you are recreating them. >> we corporate wood and other materials. >> he makes each one by hand. >> it's almost peaceful to watch it. >> we utilize wind power to create exotic and organic movement. >> how special if you live in the area to have something so unique and hand made of your area that you can hang out in the house and she paints scenes from neighborhoods like chestnut hill and manayunk. along with the artist offers, restaurants serve food along main street. >> how many crab cake dozen you go through? >> hundreds. >> they have been handing out these panko encrusted crab cakes since the first year. >> this is your art. >> yes. >> i took a bite and it was good. don't forget to look for the 6 abc booth, some members of our team will be there for a meet and greet. it's happening next saturday and sunday. the manayunk arts festival and catch fyi philly here on saturday on

paris may have the louvre and washington the smithsonian, but quaint little austin, minnesota has the monaa of luncheon meat. >> spamtastic. >> reporter: the spam museum is a slice of america. the delight made right here in austin for nearly 80 years has fueled everyone from our troops fighting overseas to our families around the dinner table. >> cold or hot, spam hits the spot. >> when i eat it, it reminds me of home. >> spam is part of america. >> spam is simple ingredients, pork, water, salt sugar, sodium nitrate, that cease it. >> reporter: it's up to you what you do with it. spam oriental bites spam bites, spam cheesecake. it's sold in more than 40 countries. >> we're spamming the globe is what we like to say here in austin, minnesota. >> reporter: british funny guys monte python immortalize the stuff. all this talk of spam has made us a tad peckish. >> sam fries and a spam burger. >> reporter: so it's across the street for a bite of deep fried spam. >> deep fried spam. >> it's a spamful. >> reporter: back at the museum, samples to the faithfully. proof this spam is no flash in the pa

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the most famous painting leonardo devin chicago's mona lease ace staying put on the upper floor. >> it was a major attraction to see but we will make it another day. >> the river hasn't been this high, in 35 years, water levels are 20 feet above normal. in neighboring germany people are cleaning up from floods that swept through a region of bull vare use last week and ten people died. hundreds in romania are being evacuated from their homes, as flood, inundate central europe. more downpours are in the forecast. tina krause for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news", super heroes parked their rods in philly. >> find out what you'll see this weekend when we come back, hi katie. >> we are looking ahead here to what we will call a half and half weekend, wet weather right now, tomorrow not bad but second half of the weekend could turn somewhat stormy, we will have the full forecast coming up on the other side. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't h

france's president holland declared a natural disaster today, and the lourve mona lisa will stay dryn the up are floor. >>> video shows a father lunging at the man who new lated and murdered his daughter, a convicted serial killer. it happened as the judge event isensed to michael madison to death eye by lethal injection. father began his statement saying i know i'm supposed to forgive this clown when the killer a allegedly started grinning and that insighted the rage. the prosecutors have not decided if they will charge the father, but today he says even if they do, it was worth it. >>> is there troubling news today on the economic front, the employers added a meager 38,000 jobs last month, the lowest number in five years and shockingly below expectations. while the unemployment rate fell from five to 4.7 percent, that is because half million jobless americans stopped looking for work, and so they are no longer counted as unemployed. >>> on the other side of the spectrum, a penthouse condominium overlooking independent hall, has sold for 17.8 million-dollar and that sets a philadelp

stored underground making it more vulnerable to water damage but officials say the museum's famed "mona lisa" is safe on an upper floor. >>> social media users seem to prefer snapchat over twitter. according to bloomberg 150 million people are now using snapchat every day. that's compared to twitter's 136 million daily users. now, one reason for snapchat's increased popularity, update features that are attracting a large number of younger people, including yourself. >> all right. >>> when we come back -- but not you -- students gather overnight on the ucla campus. they're remembering a murdered professor as new details emerge about the suspect's second victim thousands of miles away. >>> and stranded at sea with no life jacket for 20 hours, the amazing survival story. music: "pretty woman" with roy orbison ♪ of course you go all out for date night... ♪ ...even if you're just staying in. ♪ walgreens has all the beauty products you need for whatever makes you feel beautiful. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. defianour citracal bones. easily absorbed calcium plus vitamin d. de

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the mona lisa is high and dry and waiting for vintage -- ,isitors at the museum in paris reopening todayt rose to the highest level in three decades. the levels have peaked but remain more than 10 feet above. global news powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. back to you. alix: the markets close in 30 minutes. nonetheless, the nasdaq is trading at its highest levels since december 2015. abigail is here with the latest. abigail: the nasdaq is up, another relatively flat day despite being near that high. it is pretty similar to recent trading. has been since may 24 that the nasdaq has made a 1% move up or down. perhaps the start of quiet summer trading or maybe we have investors in wait and see mode ahead of the fed later this month. trip.com, the biggest shares are punching and having their worst day in about four months. ,fter somewhat bearish comments saying changes in the air -- in the way airlines offer commission could hurt the company, basically chinese airlines may cut or reduce those. over the long-term, it does like seatrip.com. -- ctrip.c

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the mona lisa is high and dry and waiting for visitors in paris, it reopened today after the closingo the highest level in three decades. they remain more than 10 feet above normal. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. thanks. let's turn to europe's economy. mario draghi saying the ecb has begun corporate bonds as the plan to stimulate the economy. the balance sheet nearing the high reached in 2012 already. some of their biggest companies, including the index. insightus now for more is the cio. thank you for joining us. more so in distress. i want your reaction to the beginning of the ecb bond purchases. what is it going to do to overall yield? >> it will have to push them down overall. he does not have a huge impact on our business. focused more on the leftovers of the financial crisis here purchasing distressed assets in southern europe. it has a peripheral impact but not essential impact. one of the themes we really focus on for the business and isact u.s. and europe, it something called bank entrenchment, the n

all of these people are building things with the exception of mona who is using laptops to build appshave all the material and you can make a mess because it is a garage. africa had aouth plaster of einstein that we liked. certainly i think the garage has all these elements. how youou mentioned were not interested in the we work spaces, the incubators. there was a movement toward those. yes, there is people working in their garage but there is the to move out ofe the garage. >> i think it was tricky in some countries and places like japan where people do not have garages. there were places where people are not able to work in their homes so they choose that kind of space. there were a few people who did not make it into the magazine. david: bloomberg businessweek is available on newsstands. lisa: and online. david: what is your favorite story? lisa: i love the idea of the tellers. david: i like the story of the guide drawing up plans to build these turbine on a plot of land. he is a fascinating character, went to prison and learned technical drawing. see you back next week. ♪ david: y

all of these people are building things with the exception of mona, who is using laptops to build apps all the material and you can make a mess because it is a garage. you can maybe shove it away later. this man in south africa had a plaster of einstein that we liked. these photos are all online. certainly i think the garage has all these elements. david: you mentioned how you were not interested in the wework spaces, the incubators. i wonder if you found that there was a movement toward those. yes, there is people working in their garage but there is the lure to move out of the garage. hard to find people, i guess. reporter: i think it was tricky in some countries and places like japan where people do not have garages. there were places where people weren't able to work in their homes so they choose that kind of space. that is harder. there were a few people who did not make it into the magazine. they had some interesting setups. david: "bloomberg businessweek" is available on newsstands now. lisa: and online. david: what is your favorite story? lisa: so many good ones. i love the ide

that may be threatened on the lower floors of the louvre's most famous painting, as you may know, the monaa is on an upper floor so it will stay in place. thousands of people remain under evacuation orders. this week's flood killed people and trapped thousands in homes and cars. france, germany and belgium have been hit hardest by historic downpours. >>> an update on the sea lion pup san francisco police officers found and took care of earlier this week. doctors say that pup has pneumonia. officers found the animal on ocean beach monday afternoon in the outdoor stairwell. here are some of the pictures when they found the pup, shivering and distress. very cute. the pup is expected, here is the good news, to make a full recovery. >> that's good. parts of san francisco still really chilly. it looked freezing. >> fog is rolling back. san francisco managed a little sunshine and that's a sign of hotter temperatures to come tomorrow. you can see it from underground time lapse here. 8:30 this morning we were totally fogged in. as early as about 11:30 we started to see sunshine. we'll talk more abo

it most famous painting, the mona lisa, is already on higher ground and won't have to be moved.ut others were in high risk area, mostly in basement store rooms. the seinings river in paris is at its highest level in 35 years. it's expected to crest today. and parts of germany and bell judge will be flooded as well. >> hello, friday. >> hello to you. good morning. >> good morning. tgi f. >> the big soccer game, coppa america, i believe -- copa america, it's going to be hot once we get into sunset, at the start of the game, i think mid- 80s, sal. dropping back into the mid-70s for the evening hours. mild to warm out there. here is a live look across the bay. fog at the coast, warm around the bay and it is going to be a scorcher inland. temperatures right now already 5, 10, even 15 degrees warmer than what we had yesterday. here is a look at what we do expect for the afternoon. starting at the coast, cloudry, relatively mild. low 70s in san francisco this afternoon. 80s along the east bay shore line. 84 for oakland. san jose, santa clara, out there, levi stadium for the afternoon.

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reporter: rising river covering to shut its doors located in flood risk areas being moved as a precaution monaarms way. w >> we had to gather workers to move the stock to put in place prevention plan. >> reporter: flooding having an impact on the greater paris region. french troops driving trucks. helping stain dead residents res evacuate the town. >> it scared me terribly. m i was really pan flint i've never seen this in my life u that's not the only european, germany, row main inia and belgium. authorities in paris are shutting down the national library, and grand pal lay, water seeping into the homes in the 16th district and self railroad stations closed. in london greg pal lot fox news. >> fox in texas are also dealing with heavy down pours that led forced thousands from their homes. three prisons have been evacuated. the governor visited the area so tour the flood zones as many zon parts are still under some kind of flood watch or warning.ning it seems like there's no relief insight forecasteds calling for more rain in texas this weekends. >>> we certainly had our shareha of rain here tod

. >> that was janelle monae performing the song, "kiss" and other singers that paid tribute, stevie wonderic awards featuring the tribute performance by madonna.>>> beyonce won best r&b pop artist, bryson teller best male artist, drake and nicki minaj the best male and female hip-hop artist, "straight outta compton" receiving the best music award, and steph curry awarded sports man of the year. he is a good sport. >>> 6:47 am. >>> let's check in with gasia mikaelian to see what is coming up and welcome back. >> thank you, after a week of flip-flops and sunshine, good to be back with my work family. in a minute we will continue to wait for the results from the supreme court on three big cases closing out the current term. these last three cases concern over the abortion case in texas, corruption of the governor and a federal law meant to keep the guns out of those convicted of domestic violence and we will explain what will happen in the event of another 4-4 type. -- tie. and there was so much excitement at the ribbon cutting and san francisco last fall, and some parents and staff say that

. >> indeed we'll begin with a piece that could wipe the smile off the "mona lisa" face.y rush to move the art to safety. making it all the more worrisome a lot of the louvre's priceless pieces are stored underground. 20,000 works to be exact. all vulnerable to water damage. thankfully the louvre has a 72-hour evacuation plan in place and in a stroke of luck a paint held a drill for this exact say know a few months ago, the "mona lisast is safe and sound in her usual spot on the upper floor. >>> in "pop news" today, turn on your favorite filter because knapp is taking over. now exceeding twitter in popularity with a total of 150 million users tapping into watch 10 billion videos a day. i think my kids are watching half of those. the social media platform -- george, i got you covered there. the platform is only four years old. lahr the mainstay for young users who love the face swap but can't get enough of telling their story and then watching others making the outlook all the more sparkly rainbows and happy puppies. i have a fun fact. the company's worth right now, $19 bi

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the "mona lisa" is safe and sound in her usual spot on the upper floor.>> in "pop news" today, turn on your favorite filter because snapchat is taking over. now exceeding twitter in popularity with a total of 150 million users tapping in to watch 10 billion videos a day. i think my kids are watching half of those. the social media platform -- >> mine too. >> george, i got you covered there, snapchat. the platform is only four years old. already the mainstay for young users who love the face swap but also they can't get enough of telling their story and then watching others making the outlook all the more sparkly rainbows and happy puppies. i have a little fun fact for you guys. the company's worth right now, $19 billion. four years old, privately owned. >> we are in the wrong line of work. >> yeah. yeah, i just learned how to use it yesterday. >> how is it going for you? >> i did a really good puppy face and i did a marilyn monroe wig. >> the one that distorts the faces too. >> yeah, we'll do that. all right. face swap. >>> and then finally jonathan quino

the museum it says the mona lisa is on an upper floor so it won't have to be moved, officials say some 250,000 works of art were employed risk area mostly in basement storerooms. the senate river in paris art in the highest levels -- as it's expected to peak sometime today. they have declared a -- part of germany and belgium are dealing with flooding and the rain could continue through the weekend. >>> in fort hood, a spokesperson said officials were in the process of closing down -- download rates -- down roadways when an army truck was swept away by -- by floodwaters killing five soldiers. this happened yesterday during the -- a morning training exercise in -- no support code, for soldiers are still missing today an army official says the other soldiers were who are in the vehicle were rescued and taken to the hospital in stable condition. >>> rescued houston, texas, continue to pull people from floodwaters emergency crews on both the air and in the ground were able to save one man in san antonio who was swept away yesterday, he was able to escape which is flipped upside down beat he

the mona lisa is safe, we can tell you.n put on an upper floor of the museum and they they're working to move the art to higher ground. it has left at least ten people dead so far. forced thousands more to evacuate. >> fortunately we don't have any severe weather in our area. we have high temperatures for a lot of you. hi, mike. >> good morning. hi, miechlkt say hello to the sunshine over my shoulder there, and there's a little bit of got starting to creep back into the neighborhood. let's see where it is along the coast. right now it's making that right-hand turn across the golden gate bridge. this is your only foggy spot during the morning commute unless you're near the coast. this is the way it looks from overtop. isn't that cool? just kind of resting over the golden gate bridge. >> spare the air. our warmest afternoon will be followed by the warmest lows and the heat is going to taper during the weekend. as far as today, how about 89 in milpitas. 90 to 97 degrees. santa cruz, 74. watch out for that strong sunshine. a lo

both the louvre are scrambling to protect arts like the mona lisa as well as one of michelangelo's skupf are working around the clock to move more than 150,000 artifacts. the museum could be closed through tuesday. >>> that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. i'll be back 5:00 p.m. in "the situation room." meantime, the news continues right after a quick break. [woodworker] i live in the fine details. that's why i run on quickbooks. i use the payments app to accept credit cards... ...and everything autosyncs. those sales prove my sustainable designs are better for the environment and my bottom line. that's how i own it. ifor all the wrong reasons.gical you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin®. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec®. muddle no more®. when you cook with incredible thingredients...ato. you make incredible meals. fresh ingredients, step-by-step recipies, delivered to your door for less than nine dollars a meal. get your first two meals free at blueapron