that's a lot of lollipops. >> 100 green-and-white lollipops, 100 blue-and-white lollipops.ou want 100 dark cherry cordials, and you want 600 of what? the party is on wednesday. >> by wednesday. >> let me see how we can get this done for you as soon as possible, and i'll give you a call back within an hour, okay? thank you. bye-bye. i have a large order. >> what is it? >> 100 purple-and-white lollipops, 100 green-and-white lollipops... >> is this real? >> 100 blue-and-white lollipops, 600 salted caramels, and 100 dark cherry cordials, and they want it overnighted tomorrow. >> nuh-uh. >> yuh-huh. >> pete, can you make 300 lollipops on tuesday? >> let me figure this out. [groans] >> what i need to know-- is this doable? >> i don't think that's possible. we're gonna need extra manpower to get this done. >> it pains me to turn down an order. >> i know. >> we have to find a way. we have to find a way. >> you guys have had to have large orders like this before, right? >> not-- >> yes, we have, but usually i have time. >> do they have a shelf life, the lollipops? >> they got a long

[laughter] one day the 5-year-old is said you're lollipop. [laughter] >> leslie will be signing copies of her book outside of the studio. i think i heard a story about this photograph and how that was taken so wonderfully the kids are sitting quietly reading. >> if the older one was paying attention the little one was jumping up and down the. they couldn't get them to cooperate so we taped an iphone into the book. [laughter] >> that's truth in advertising. >> last few questions i want to talk about your career and getting your start and your first big break. >> i was hired because of affirmative action. i'i've been a reporter in boston and affirmative-action came into force. i heard all three networks were desperately looking for women and minorities, so i applied and i was hired in washington. within a couple of weeks from my arriving, at the democratic party at watergate nobody thought it was a story so they decided it's the democratic headquarters. the arraignment came two or three days later. they sent me to cover and there was one other

see's candy celebrating lollipop day by giving away free lollipop. stop in any store.erscotch, cafe latte and vanilla. >> i think my mom is already in on that one. >> space x has delivered its first space station dock port, 250 miles above the great lakes. the institutes inside the space station use robots to position for delivery. the launch also delivered a dna encoder that will look to find alien viruses in space. it is the space station's second delivery this week. the russian ship dropped off supplies on monday. space x is currently working on a ship that can accommodate crews become and forth from the international space station. they hope to launch a manned robert in two to three years. >>> and the stock also close here. before we do, we can't get enough of these numbers or this color. green across the board for the diaw. nascar and s&p, and it is gaining one quarter of 1%. >>> it is now day three of the republican national convention in cleveland. of course, our life coverage will continue. >> coming up at 4:00, we will speak live with the ktvu political report

my husband said if you are lolly, i am a pop, so we are lollipop. [laughter] and the grandchildren, until very recently they were too young to get it. but one day the five year old said, you are a lollipop your she got it. >> lesley vaughn will be signing copies of the book by the site the studio. you can also purchase a copy there. just a couple, few last question. question. i think i heard a story about this photograph compound that was taken. so wonderfully. the kids are sitting quietly weeping. help us behind the scenes, this photo. >> we staged a photo. i have a big book i'm reading. the older one was paying attention. the little one was jumping up and down, and vice versa. we could not, could not get into cooperate. so we taped an iphone into the book, put on frozen and they are watching frozen. [laughter] >> a little secret. >> that's truth in advertising. >> the last few question. i want to talk about, we are at the newseum here and i want to ask about your career. tell us about getting her start at cbs and your first big break. >> okay. i w

this guy, he is thinking about the lollipop. at the padres, 5-2. here is the 1st home run of the year. for pen you. it's tied at 5. buster posey, a solo job. up by one. then, santiago casilla the defense collapse. padres rally and then this. you see it in the league but never at this level. double off the mound and that's how the giants lost 7-6. 2nd straight win over. a's host of the blue jays. ryan healy just got called up. 1st major league home run a big one. up for-2. -- up 4-2. the a's 2 and 0 after the break. they one today by the final of 5-4. we are coming back as i'm just getting started. it back and forth battle across the pond. a couple of golfers competing. for the british open. ,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. ...mere hours from now in troon, scotland... >>> final-round. to th

in england, went home crying, he gave them sugar-free lollipops -- you were very brave! (applause) my favorite part wasn't the part-time dentist manager, ults the full-time crazy icelandic announcer. (screaming) (unintelligible) (trevor mocking) that's the commentator! it sounds like someone is killing him in the announcer booth, but he's so committed to rise job that he doesn't stop commenting on the game! (screaming) i'm dying now! so much madness. one small group changing history to another, the supreme court. this week, you would have thought that "game of thrones" would have easily been the most exciting season finale but the supreme court blew it out of water and they only lost one character. (laughter) the court just ended its term yesterday but before they left they dropped some bombs. >> an evenly divided supreme court blocked the president's immigration reform. >> the supreme court struck down a severe anti-abortion law in texas. >> supreme court voted unanimously to vacate former virginia governor bob mcdonald's conviction. >> upheld affirmative action program

i did my own lollipop chart. what wethe picture for are seeing in terms of implied volatility on yen. the white line is basically a one-week historical yen volatility. the orange line is a one-week implied yen volatility. a sickly what it tells us is that trader attention ahead of meeting, but it tells us is uncertainty is probably what we will see as we try and wade through the news of what is going on in japan. host, ubsto our guest .sset strategist geoffrey yu we got lucky by booking you today because of this announcement. what is the prime minister of japan trying to do? orit a warning for the boj are we going to expect more fiscal stimulus? geoffrey: he is signaling to everyone, i have a mandate so he is going to use this mandate. expect something, and that is a message to the populace at large and the boj as well. the central banks can only do so much if the people do not believe in what the government is trying to achieve. at the same time, he is going to need money. lack of bias, perhaps. francine: the pr

secretary-treasurer of the high school class and my claim to fame was that i coordinated the lifesaver lollipop drive to raise money for the high school prom. it may not have been a major ideological battle but we really did not have enough money for the prom and i was able to raise enough. by the time it got to be a senior the juniors failed at their job and we had to have it in a shopping mall and we danced around the fountain and my date went in the fountain with someone else so that was luckily not the end of my political career, but it was the first time that i ran for office. i got involved in politics, ran campaigns, worked with walter mondale. it was a defining moment to run for major office. in my case it was county attorney. when our daughter was born and she was very sick and she could not swallow. it was at a time when they had the insurance role in place that you could only stay in the hospital for 24 hours, a mother could. she was sick, she was in intensive care and they did not know what was wrong. i got kicked out after being up all night with her. and so she was in the hospital

and i do think that the man in the street didn't like pollyanna and lollipops and flowers. >> i want to follow up on this. because of this, i dug into figures. if you look at the numbers, trump talked about a 17% spike in crime in the cities, but the national trend line is down. if you take a look at immigration, there was a spike in 2014. the trend line, though, is down. if you take a look at manufacturing jobs, when george w. bush left office there were 12½ million -- 12.3 million over obama. the facts don't seem to follow up on a negative picture, but, often, you'll hear republicans saying it's about a feeling. which one wins? is it the facts or the feelings? >> it's gonna be both. i think, first of all, it's an important point that donald trump never lets the facts get in the way of a good story, the story he wants to tell. that's number one. the second thing is he is ginning up a lot of fear and anxiety, and people have legitimate reasons to be fearful and anxious, but that is not the basis for a president to get elected -- nor to govern. >> i keep hearing republicans say, "how

girls did not run for president, but i would be secretary/treasurer of the high i coordinatedand the lollipop drive to raise money for the high school prom, and it may not have been a major ideological battle, but we did get enough money for the prom, and i was able to have it at a junior year, and when i was a senior, the juniors failed, and we had the prom in a , for that would likely not my career, and a word with walter mondale. a big-time was when my daughter was born, and she was very sick and could not swallow. at the time, a mother could only stay in the hospital for 24 hours, and she was sick. she was in intensive care. they did not know what was wrong, so i got kicked out. she was in the hospital a long , and one of the things i did was legislate and work for a bill. to guarantee afford to get our hospital stay. to get something done. i took on some of the companies that were trying to slow it down . i think i brought six pregnant women to the conference committee, because they were trying to have it later, and they outnumbered the lobbyists to-one. and whether it would take effect

there were young children holding pieces of american bodies almost like you'd wave around a lollipop.st thing you feel is just rage. you feel frustration. you want to get in and solve the problem. >> they want to kill innocent life. to try to get us to quit. we're not going to. and our military commanders will take whatever action is necessary to secure fallujah on behalf of the iraqi people. >> this fight starts. the first thing that happens is we're going to go in and get control of fallujah. and very quickly, it boils down into a fight, and then to a siege. >> they were fighting zarqawi and al qaeda. we realized this guy is for real. >> u.s. troops are attacking on several fronts. but they're under fire and the casualties are mounting. >> as an effort was made to recapture the city it was pushed initially and halted for political reasons. >> tonight there are reports that two of the three marine battalions surrounding fallujah have now pulled back from their front line positions. >> what happened was it created this standoff with coalition forces, a few iraqi forces on the outside,

thought it might come out wally so my husband said to me okay, if you are lali, i'm pop so we are lollipop you know the grandchildren, until very recently they were too young to get it. but one day the 5-year-old said you're lollipop.e she got it. >> leslie will be signing copies of her book right outside the studio and you can also get a copy of that. i think i heard a story aboutin this photograph. tell me the story. >> we obviously staged the photo.k if the older one, the little one was jumping up and down and we could not get them to cooperate. we taped an iphone into the book and put on frozen. there watching frozen. [laughter] >> a little secret for us. >> that's truth in advertising. >> last few questions, i want to talk about your career. tell us about getting your start at cbs in your first big break. >> i was hired because of affirmative action. i had been a reporter in boston and affirmative action came intk force. i heard all three networks were desperately looking for women and minorities applied and i was hired in washington and within a couple of weeks, from my arriving, the

recall him good and the lollipops, nice and smooth and even.you don't drag it across, you don't role of because that fills in with big blobs. you come straight down. see how i come straight down? there's a real art to doing this. remember the crew that does this particular job, for some strange reason, is called a beater. now there, i had it ink. the next thing we need is something to print on. gutenberg did not have to invent paper. taper making had been invented in china, and the knowledge of papermaking was brought to europe by explorers. there's a problem with their paper. it's handmade. it has a hard, slick finish which is fine for the scribes with her oil-based ink, but it did not take a good impression with gutenberg's oil-based been. he had to soften the paper. he printed on slightly moistened paper. this is the brisket. this holds the paper in place. i laid down and lifted up so it doesn't smear or care. so i folded over, roll it under, and i pull the handle. notice that plaque. it's just this wide. our sheet of paper that wide? we onl

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so we call him gutenberg lollipop, smooth and even. you don't drag it across you don't roll it. you come straight down. there's a real art to doing this. and remember the crew that does this particular job, for some strange reason, is called a beater. there. now, the next thing we need is something to print on. gutenberg did not have to invent paper. papermaking had been invented in communicate the knowledge was brought to europe by exploreres. but there's a problem with their paper. it's handmade and has a hard, slick finish, which is fine for the describes with their oil-based ink but did not take a good impression with gutenberg's oil-based ink. he had to soften the paper. slightly moist ended. this is the brisket and this holds the paper and place, and i lay it down and lift it up so it doesn't smear or tear. fold this over, pull it under, and i pull the handle. now, notice that plaque. it's just this wide ample sheet of paper is that wide. we only principled one page -- only principled one badge. the larger the plat, the more pressure it takes and we can't put enough pressu

all finished off with giant lollipops, enough to feed a small village or just paula and i did.you spoons? we don't want you using your hands which you have done before. >> oh, my gosh. >> that's really good. alton sterling. >> and there's fresh fruit on there so you get a fruit serving. >> i want the fruit removed. >> save me a bite, people, please. >> pass this down. >> if sundaes aren't your thing there's always pizza. listen for this one, dan. this is good. baskin-robbins relaunching polar pizzas made popular back in the '90s. they come in four delicious flavor combinations, oreo cookies and cream, peanut butter and chocolate reese's peanut butter fudge and jo jamocha chocolate chip cookie dough. are you going to do that that? >> yeah. >> an amazing holiday. >> this is the best holiday. >> oh, my gosh. now, this is my kind of pizza party. the cookies and cream. >> so this is -- >> the caramel and cream. >> what are you eating? >> he's eating the cookie dough. >> fantastic. >> i strongly su >> ice cream in it. >> i'm go to go into a shame spiral. >> we got to get to that. i l

we call it the lollipop chart. the two-year yield, over the last 18 months, migrating. over the last year is in hindsight. janet yellen wants to get back to the green circle. you are not predicting that, are you? george: no. if we get one hike this year, we should be happy about that. the bond market is being driven by other forces. there is a lot of money coming into u.s. bonds, keeping yields lower than where they would be, regardless of what the fed does. francine: but it will impact what happens with treasuries. where do you find the best deals out there? george: in the five to 10-year part of the curve, a continues to be in the area where there is decent yield pickup, especially were foreign investors are looking for yield. that is where people are looking to place their money. for u.s. investors, they are looking for high quality names in good credit space. you guys were mentioning before -- what the real story will be this week is what the boj does. if they can deliver and keep this risk sentiment in place -- if not, august is usually a big market -- a big month

this is the lollipop chart. here is the two-year yield, and here's the different fed meetings.rd has ham and cheese. but this one, he has been a better and jelly. and up we go. this is what the market wants, francine. the answer is, we rolled over down to the new lows today, and we are 1, 2, 3, 4 standard deviations off the script. jim bullard, do you and share yellen and others, governor carney, do need to blow up the central bank script right now because of what markets are telling you? jim: we had these new ideas about our plot, and how to describe the current situation in the u.s., and a lot of it has to do with the idea that we are in low growth high liquidity premium regime. there's no reason really to forecasts that will come out of that regime. i don't see this as particularly pessimistic. i think we will still grow at 2%. unemployment is low, labor markets will remain strong. the fed will be able to hit its inflation target of 2%. think, is very reasonable and good outcome, a reasonably good outcome for the u.s. nothing be better, but bad is going on i don't think in t

. >> case in point, we had a guest on yesterday from the lollipop foundation.organization received a few calls and donations, 14 $1000. we don't know who you are, but thank you for watching -- one for $1000. we don't know who you are, but thank you for watching rico washington. >> i remember -- watching "great day washington". >> i remember watching that. >>> this is sweeping the headlines

we call this the lollipop chart, ok? kaplan down in texas loves this chart. here's a two-year yield, and here's the different fed meetings. here jim bullard has ham and cheese, and at this one he has peanut butter. and up we go. and this is what the market wants, francine. the answer is we rolled over down to the new lows today, and we are one, two, three, four standard deviations off the script. jim bullard, do you and chair yellen and others, governor carney, do you need to blow up the central bank or script right now because of what markets are telling you? jim: well, i had these new ideas about our scomplot how to describe the current situation in the u.s., and a lot of it has to do with the idea that we're just in a low growth, high liquidity premium regime, and there's no reason really to forecost that we'll come out of the regime. i don't see this as particularly pessimistic. i think we'll still grow at 2%. unemployment is low. labor markets will remain strong. the fed will be table hit its inflation target of 2%. so all of that i think is very reasona

. >> yeah, i'm like -- lollipop. way. >> liberty bell. >> thank you. >> oh, wait. can we get one off or no? how much time do we have? >> one more. ice cream cone. we nailed every single one, i think. yay us. nice job. still to come, the wild ride for one of our esteemed colleagues, getting into a car with nascar's kyle busch. but first, draw it out, this is "today" on nbc. >> that's fun. >>> still to come on "today," tens of millions of americans on the road and skies this weekend. what you need to know to stay safe. >> and we're having a ton of fun this fourth of july weekend. we have your burgers, ice cream and, of course, dozens and dozens of hot dogs. >> yum. >> but first, these messages. are you going to try and do this, too? (vo) stank face. a universal expression of disgust, often caused by inadequate cat litter. if you or your a loved one suffers from stank face, the cure is tidy cats. it's new and improved with guaranteed tidylock protection that locks away odors. so you don't have to face one more stank fac

. >> yeah, i'm like -- lollipop.nk you. >> oh, wait. can we get one off or no? how much time do we have? >> one more. ice cream cone. we nailed every single one, i think. yay us. nice job. still to come, the wild ride for one of our esteemed colleagues, getting into a car with nascar's kyle busch. but first, draw it out, this is "today" on nbc. >> that's fun. hello! it's our new intern, bart's first week here at td bank, we're training him to bank human. i am banking assistance & registration technology. wait, wait, wait. but you can call me, banking assistance & registration technology. hi amy. thank you. thank you. that is not protocol manager jenna. that's ok bart, it is here. at td bank we do things differently, like having the longest hours of any bank. don't just bank. bank human. >>> still to come on "today," tens of millions of americans on the road and skies this weekend. what you need to know to stay safe. >> and we're having a ton of fun this fourth of july weekend

william schaffner, i always feel like i'm going to get a lollipop after i talk to you.ppreciate it. >> you're welcome, christi. >> you have to try to use these precautions, wear long clothing, which is difficult when it is warm. but miskey stows primarily bite during the daytime. >>> tainted water. now six more people, officials, face criminal charges for the dire situation in flint, michigan. prosecutors say some reports were altered and buried. abdominal pain? bloating? you may have ibs. ask your doctor if non-prescription ibgard is right for you. ibgard calms the angry gut. available at cvs, walgreens and rite aid. >>> good morning. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. hillary clinton and tim kaine are on a bus tour in pennsylvania. then it will cross over into ohio and cleveland tomorrow. now the clinton campaign says that a system, a database that is vital to its effort to win the white house was the target of a cyber attack. now the fbi is investigating this later breach which comes after, as you know, two other hacks on the democratic party including the dn

. >> or look i'm about to steal the lollipop from all my happy friends.ad to walk it back apparently. what that speech was designed to say was that the view of hillary clinton is she's not a cynical politician, et cetera. headlines like this reinforce that notion and that's going to be part of the problem online going here, she's not trusted by a lot of the american people. they don't believe her. can you go back through all the clinton things, et cetera. >> what's so remarkable, though, is that -- there's going to be some people -- hillary clinton is just like a bunch of dots until tonight. she's this, she's that, she's this, she's that and she's kind of allowed herself to be interpreted by her enemies way too much. can you cherry pick some dots. i never heard the dots put together in a way like oh, that's who she is, she's kind of like this workoholic do-gooder chick. up until now she's been this mystery and you're able to project almost what you want. tonight was the first night i saw the dots put together in the right way. >> you think back to what do

i thought it might come out wally summer has been said okay if your lally and i and pop so we're lollipop. [laughter] and the grandchildren until very recently were too young to get a but then one day the five year-old said you are a lollipop. [laughter] >> she will be signing copies of her book right outside. it think i heard a story about this photograph? as the kids are sitting there quietly reading. >> obviously we staged a the photo the older one was paying attention in the little one was jumping up and down we could not get them to cooperate so we taped the iphones into the book and put on a frozen and their watching frozen. [laughter] spec tell little secret. [laughter] >> truth in advertising. >> i want to talk about your career so talk about getting your start with your first big break. >> i was hired because of affirmative action was a reporter in boston and it came into force i heard the number three networks were looking for women in and minorities so i was hired in washington and within a couple of weeks from my riding there was the break-in at the democratic party headquarte