there is also a pecking order among still photographers.ats are in the shot from capitol hill with names like apple white and mcnamee, some of them second generation still photographers. they are staking out what they think is the best angle when the tall and lengthy former fbi director comes in stands to get sworn in and gets ready for his testimony. obviously, a very big ticket for those people in the hearing room. there's a pod of journalists in the middle sitting at their laptops. there's at least one overflow room. though candidly if you're not going to be in the hearing room you might as well watch the audio and video presentation in the comfort of your own home or office. kasie hunt is going to be among our correspondents all day casing out the hallways outside. hey, kasie, what have you seen so far? >> hi brian. we are hear at the back door of this hearing room, so this is typically where senators will come in and out. there's senator carper not on the intelligence committee. i have to tell you it seems as though many of these senat

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once they'd stabilised the children, then there was a pecking order of what needed to be done.the life—saving surgery had to be done before the limb—saving surgery. and were there several children where there would be multiple surgeries? yes, and even to this day we're continuing to operate on some children, and some of these children will continue to need surgeries going into next week. had you lost any patients? fortunately, that night in theatre, we didn't lose any patients. he would oversee three operating theatres, managing a team of nurses and consultants. the clinical challenge for dr majid was only compounded by the knowledge that the attacker claimed to be a muslim. i don't understand how somebody who professes to have that same faith has such a discordant view of life. how do you feel about individuals who claim to be muslims and do this kind of thing? i can understand why people are angry — i am angry. i am angry that someone would do this, to children mainly, in our city. after eight hours of nonstop surgery, he finally went home to his family. what did you tell you

it is a different question, of course, clive, as to how a peck of course, clive, as to how a peck of pressure on police budgets too. yes, that is the longer term, in the shorter term we have the election in four or five days' time, how could this all affect that? well, in terms of timetabling, look, the sunday before a general election is normally a frantic political merry—go—round, and today the brakes were slammed on. because we are so close now, this does change the backdrop, it means that different questions will be put to our politicians on the campaign trail in the next few days, it means there will, of course, be a different atmosphere in many parts of the country too. of course, though, it is also right to say that voters make up their minds about their votes for all sorts of different reasons, it is not the case that everybody is influenced by one idea, and certainly not the same set of events. that said, the issue of security is firmly on the table now, and in terms of the election, that could have an impact. 0k, laura, thank you, laura kuenssberg there at downing street. t

i think i am decade, are you raising peck egg pen tastings? from the conservative government, previously to give the money. i am with candy on that, i think tra theresa may is playing megaphone diplomacy from 10 downing street, she is ruining our chances of coming out from europe in a way that we will end up with a decent deal and it is going to seriously harm the cornish economy. we have strong voices here that is getting records levels of investment into cornwall. if we are reelected we will build a positive strong relationship. we will be let down. if we have six tory mps it will be a disaster. all three of you, thank you, i will leave do you talk about it among yourself, you get a taste of how passionate cornish politics can get. lots of people have been raising the fact that the cornish get a disproportionate amount of money from the european union. cornwall makes up 1% of the uk population and gets 5% of the eu investment into the uk. but, as we know it is supported brexit. but lots of people, you can find, will say don't worry, this can

. >> saudi arabia, i think is committed to piloting this o p peck cut through. now, the question is what sau saudi's time horizon. it's a 2018 event. so i think they have some deal prices as long as they can get prices on a better path in 2018. so, i think they can sit tight, let the cuts nigh oufly out. i don't think they're worried about the next couple of weeks. i think they're playing for 2018. >> that means planning now. a different s landscape in saudi arabia. and potentially for op. saudis have so much influence there. for "nightly business report," i'm jackie deangeles. >> it's not often that the founer of a company steps away. that's what happened at uber. the founder and ceo suddenly resigned. adidi has those details. >> uber employees walk ed into work this morning to a ceo travis kalanick is stepping down. in a statement to the "new york times," kalanick said i love uber more than anything in the world and at this difficult moment in my personal life, i have accepted the investor's request to step aside. bill gurley was the first uber investor and re

it's used by diabetes patients to peck their fingers so they can test their blood sugar. they want to know how a student got his hands on one of these and poke 14 different kids without anyone noticing and the school district is responding to their back lash. >> i'm the department of public health was contacted and we began following their recommendations. >> reporter: parents are upset 14 kids were poked with a diabetic lancet. they say because the student denied poking anyone. >> fact remains is it wasn't reported to us until several days later and as soon as we got those reports that some students were ecpoed and potentially at risk, we started an investigation. >> it was purple and it poked me in the arm. right here. >> brian, a second grader was one of the kids poked by another student at the elementary school. they previously found it outside on the sidewalk, meaning they a had to get blood tests to test for hiv and hepatitis. he was taken to the doctor and scared. his grandfather and guardian is upset it took the district so long to find out. >> he was poked with a

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the little peck from his girlfriend jenna simms. round of 5 under 67. 15 under par. won by 4 shots. tied the lowest score in u.s. open history to win his first career major title. ranked 22nd coming in. it is sure to go up. you won't believe this paycheck. 2.1million. >> wow. >> a record payday for the u.s. open champion. >> absolutely. and the title. thank you, vern. >>> and happy father's day as well. thank you. >>> coming up in the next half hour, political game of he said, he said. why the president and his personal attorney can't seem to agree on whether mr. trump is under investigation. >>> plus, new drone footage of the devastation in portugal where a deadly forest fire moved so fast, it trapped people in their cars as they tried to escape. >>> and they claim they have been cheated out of months of pay. only on 5, dozens of babysitters say a bay area start-up ripped them off. >>> and california gun owners caught in legal limbo. only on 5, how a big delay in creating a new assault weapons registry is already backfiring. it's all next.

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and jeff we'll start with you what are you pecking the next several days. >> we're locked in with the heat wave fore7 to 10 days. high pressure building in and the key xenoen is the hotter hair from the desert southwest which is beginning to kick into gear right now. in terms of temperatures we have started to see some 90s building in this afternoon. 93 in gill roy, 95 in walnuts creek 93 in napa. cooler 60s in san francisco. what i i wanted to focused on is the interior valleys that will get dangerously hot tomorrow. 6:00 a.m. doing good. 65 degrees. . fast warming at 10:00 a.m. up to 81. 5:00 p.m. on saturday, 100 degrees. tracking a heat advisory full taelts on that forecast at 5:20. >> see you soon thank you jeff. >>> hot weekend also opening weekend for the alameda county fair in pleasanton where temperatures expect to hit triple digits. nbc bay area laura in pleasanton where fair organizers taking precautions. . any problems so far. >> >> reporter: well janelle firefighters tell me they've treated six people for heat exhaustion. people trying to stay cool in the shade out here.

that's morgan state university graduate brianna carter getting a peck on the cheek from vice presidentays, "he kisses me on the cheek because i'm cute and because my phone wasn't working." carter also said her father was jealous. biden was the commencement speaker at the university this year. >> the phone was working just fine. >> wait, her father was jealous? >> dad wants his kiss, too? >> okay. >> he was surprised. he pulled back and disappeared. >> like he was lurking -- snuck out. >> i thought the kiss was a little slow. it was a little -- >> surprised her. >> lingered? >> a little slow. >>> we have clouds that will linger into the weekend. >> good one. >> a chance of showers, possibly thunderstorms. dry now in spring city, pennsylvania. muggier than yesterday. the mugginess will be on the rise through the weekend. spring city, showers and a chance of thunderstorms later on. everyone's in the 60s to start with. cloudy skies, 66 in philadelphia. south jersey at 63. low 60s in many of the neighborhoods in the suburbs. west callen, 63. 64 in unionville. 61 in warrington and bedminster

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>> that's morgan state university graduate brianna carter getting a peck on the cheek from biden at her graduation back on may 20th. carter says, "he kissed me on the cheek because i'm cute, and because my phone wasn't working." i don't know about the squealing, though. carter said her father's jealous. biden was the speaker this year. >>> an incredible shot from the u.s. open. henrik stenson hit it into the hole from 152 yards out. the ball lands directly in the hole. they score that as an eagle, no bounce, no roll. nothing but the bottom of the cup. very nice. >>> philadelphia police are looking for two men who scammed a deli out of hundreds of dollars. >>> up next, we'll tell you about the con that tricked the cashier into handing over the money. >>> plus, ending the violence. hundreds of family members and friends of shooting victims come together to push for change. >>> good morning. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington watching the boulevard. cameras around 9th street. looks like a good drive so far. fridays are usually quiet. i don't want to get ahead of myself here, bu

once they'd stabilised the children, then there was a pecking order of what needed to be done.rgery. and were there several children where there would be multiple surgeries? yes, and even to this day we're continuing to operate on some children, and some of these children will continue to need surgeries going into next week. had you lost any patient? fortunately, that night in theatre, we didn't lose any patients. he would oversee three operating theatres, managing a team of nurses and consultants. the clinical challenge for dr majid was only compounded by the knowledge that the attacker claimed to be a muslim. i don't understand how somebody who professes to have that same faith has such a discordant view of life. how do you feel about individuals who claim to be muslims and do this kind of thing? i can understand why people are angry — iam angry. i am angry that someone would do this, to children mainly, in our city. after eight hours of nonstop surgery, he finally went home to his family. what did you tell your wife when you got home? i couldn't really talk to her much at al

they will talk about brexit over coffee and mints which perhaps suggests where they put it in the peckinging around on the brexit negotiation team will be as well and she will also have to reassure them she will also have to reassure them she will also have to reassure them she will get this deal with the dup says she at least has a working majority in the house of commons. this is the guy with a twitter handle, b cool and relax. this is the guy with a twitter handle, b cooland relax. he this is the guy with a twitter handle, b cool and relax. he says what you think the uk believes is its strongest leverage in the brexit negotiations? the strongest leverage, obviously, the city of london, because a lot of the european debt is circulated within the city of london. obviously we have very important services, 80% of the uk economy is based in services. in one sense, although that could be a weakness, we also have a lot to offer to the european union and of course, we are because he was of european products. the germans are saying, that may well be, but there can be no cherry picking when it c

there are reports james peck is not interested in maintaining as long. -- loan.elf, you can see fortunes have slid over the past 12 months, and is making no comments on the current negotiations. betty: we will certainly and out more later this week. paul allen. can't get over how cocky -- foggy it is that there. united states focus on russia. we will see what the week ahead brings. haidi: investors have been selling out recently, but why australia's top oil producers will produce $1400 by the end of the year. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ betty: good morning, i am betty live in new york. haidi: i am haidi lun in sydney. gold is back to a currency player. the pound suffered the biggest drop in eight months. our next guest thinks it could reach $14,000 per ounce on the end of 2017 because of global volatility. let's go to him. great to have you on this public holiday. i want to show you a quick chart to illustrate something interesting, looking at what is happening with the gold price. we have had three weeks of a as we hadoff, isn't -- even as we have had risks around co

. >> my mom is obsessed with gregory peck. i am a huge fan. atticus finch raised us all. it's wonderful to be able to do a tribute to someone like that. >> both of you, as young as you are, have long history in musical theater. is it difficult to do something that the audience may know. >> sometimes there is added pressure in terms of something that people have a previous opinion about what it could be but luckily with a new show, you have the ability to put your own stamp on it and explore material that people have a lot of love for. >> it's two characters going on a fun fling, what are the emotions that you are hoping to stir with the audience if they come to see the show. >> we want them to go on this roman holiday with us and have these incredible moments, eating gelato and you have this great love story at the end. you go on this adventure and maybe shed a tier -- tear or two. >> it's so much fun to do. we are doing the original romantic comedy, with the music of cole porter. songs that people who are not huge musical theater fans will still know. >> thank you, congr

we're going to be very active in the east asia conference, also in a peck. the president's -- apec. president already intends to participate. we travel to the region to meet our counterparts and to talk about all of the issues that are important to them and them concerns they may have about where the administration is positioned to whether it be security issues or economic and trade issues. and we have had very good dialogue in all of those contacts. that we aree fact here demonstrates that that is certainly not this view orration's intention to somehow put at arm length the other important allies and partners in the world secretary mattis: as far as your leadership from australia, i would put it in traditional australian terms. it's adherence to international law, that normal leadership by australia has demonstrated over really since modern nation. a it's sort of thing where people work together to solve problems, where we sit down and define problems and then look at what rules of road and then we abide by them. it's a matter of finding common cause and then finding a way to addre

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iversity graduate brianna carter, who peck on the cheek b.he said, "he kissed me on the cheek because i'm cute and because my phone wasn't avannah about that.york. isis has been >>> plus, more on that emotional baseball game. what a moment in the wake of wednesday's shooting. >>> also, no more fumbling for your boarding pass. the technology that could change the future of flying. >>> and then the dads of "today" share an honest conversation about fatherhood. al throws them a special back yard barbecue. >> and a live concert from the queen of country pop, shania twain, out on or plaza. ♪ as we get started on a friday on "today." should be a good one. >> that's the one i'll be singing to. i have to find the words to those. >> thank you very much. matt, have a great father's day this weekend. you guys take care. >> thank you very much. appreciate that. right back at you. >>> let's look -- we'll check in with jessica. there you are. >> wonder woman -- >> she's here. we're watching no traffic really this morning. it's so light. a friday morning, w

philadelphia icons, you can check out the sand sculpture peck tack la spectacular. >>> getting back tohe hoagies, that's going to go to a good cause. >> always great for that. >> and also our veterans will get a taste of those wonderful hoagies. let's check in with bill who's got the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. >> a taste of that beautiful weather from yesterday. gorgeous sunshine, low humidity. today we've got some clouds moving through the area but they're passing through without any showers and they'll be heading right on out. they'll keep on going which means sunshine and a warm summer day. warmer than yesterday, but the humidity stays low, which means we'll cool down this evening and make for a nice mild evening with temperatures dropping into the 70s. 66 and the wind will be picking up and that's going to help boost our temperatures. now looks like it's up to 82 degrees and middle to upper 80s this afternoon with those kind to 15 miles per hour later today. clouds will be thinning out in the suburbs. up to 75 degrees and climbing at 10 morning. lehigh valley, fe

a gunman with a bone to peck with president trump sought republican congress men and their staffs onaseball field. he opened fire, wounding four people, including congressman steve scalise before a pair of capitol police gunned him down. we have team coverage from washington. >> reporter: the gunman opened fire this morning on republican members of the house and senate at a ball field in alexandria, virginia, about five miles from capitol hill. they were practicing for tomorrow night's charity game to be played against a team of democrats. four people, including the 51-year-old congressman, were shot. another, capitol police officer crystal griner is in good condition tonight. two others suffered minor injuries. the gunman, a homeless man, angry with the republican party, was fatally shot by the police. >> reporter: just after 7:00 a.m., batting practice was wrapping up when the first shots rang out. a bystander's video captured the sound of bullets piercing the air. tennessee congressman chuck fleischmann and others sprinted to the dugout where he says they felt like sitting ducks.

. >>> on monday we showed you some still peck pictures that pulled off what is called the most dangerousree climb ever attempted. now we have video of alex scaling yosemites yo captain peek. just incredible. he made a career of tackling the most difficult mountains, concurring some up to 2500 feet. but this was quite literally on a whole new level. my goodness. >> health check at 4:00, a new diet is beginning to trend from celebrities to athletes, the kito diet is expected to get you into a state called kitosis. dieters drastically cut cashes to 20% of their diet and cut meals to get 20% of protein and making 70% of their diet fat but some say it could lead to muscle loss and deprive your brain of the source of fuel which is carbs. >>> some people are threatening legal action against donald trump saying they blocked him on twitter. after they tweeted the president with unflattering remarks or hashtags they were immediately blocked. in this suit they want the president to unblock them or they will face legal action. they say being blocked is unconsal and suppressed their freedom of of spe

one other live peck tour from our exploratory camera, a good day to go out sailing.og will return overnight tonight. a warm-up will start off a new workweek. by 10:00 p.m. you see a few patches beginning to form near the coast. by midnight that fog starts to expand near the coastline and then we add in some high clouds as we head into tomorrow morning. this is fog here. the high clouds will be filtering the sun right around the time the sun comes up. most of you will be enjoying the sun. if you have early plans, not terribly cold. tomorrow afternoon a warm one. you will need the sunscreen. fog will linger near the coast keeping your temperatures in the upper 50s. you'll be seeing plenty of 70s. nice day in the east bay. not too hot, not too cold. we'll be up into the low to mid-80s range. still nice. 81 degrees in concord. the accuweather seven-day forecast will feature a cooldown over the weekend. upper 50s beaches. low to mid-80s inland. a breeze will be stronger as we head into the weekend and then m monday we warm it right back up again. low 60s coast side so we'

one other live peck tour from our exploratory camera, a good day to go out sailing. fog will return overnight tonight. a warm-up will start off a new workweek. by 10:00 p.m. you see a few patches beginning to form near the coast. by midnight that fog starts to expand near the coastline and then we add in some high clouds as we head into tomorrow morning. this is fog here. the high clouds will be filtering the sun right around the time the sun comes up. most of you will be enjoying the sun. if you have early plans, not terribly cold. tomorrow afternoon a warm one. you will need the sunscreen. fog will linger near the coast keeping your temperatures in the upper 50s. you'll be seeing plenty of 70s. nice day in the east bay. not too hot, not too cold. we'll be up into the low to mid-80s range. still nice. 81 degrees in concord. the accuweather seven-day forecast will feature a cooldown over the weekend. upper 50s beaches. low to mid-80s inland. a breeze will be stronger as we head into the weekend and then m monday we warm it right back up again. low 60s coast side so w

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on the other end of the peck sum, some push proposal to allow insurance companies to offer the cheaperans that do not cover the essential health benefits. >> a complicated subject. we have discussions going on. we are optimistic we'll get there. >> the president tweeting another idea friday morning. suggesting immediately repeal obamacare and come up with a replacement at a later date. rand paul tweeting back support of the idea. but another congressman appearing on cnn said that is not the way to go. >> no. i think it's repeal and replace. >> there is a new house bill that shows medicate would see reduction of 35%. with the bill already unpopular among the public, many members are bracing for the pushback from the constituents. >> several laws will go in effect tomorrow in the d.m.v. and the officials want you to step on the gas in virginia. drives can be fined for going too slow. in d.c. the mim tick up to $12.50. one dollar increase. the law passed last year will raise it to $15 by 2020. the minimum wage increases in maryland going up to $9.20 there to battle the opioid crisis, they

>> reporter: that 12-year-old honors student later described the kiss to detectives as "a romantic peckan father-daughter type." the school, and eventually local cops investigate. elizabeth denies everything. >> i said, "why is the sheriff's deputy calling me about an incident at school?" she said, "oh, yeah. oh, yeah, some girl lied. it's nothing. nothing happened." >> she told me that she had gotten in trouble at school because her teacher was calming her from a panic attack. and some girl walked in and saw it and told everybody that they were kissing. >> reporter: cummins continues the cover-up. on february 1st, in an interview with detectives, he describes the relationship as "that of a father figure at school." and denied ever kissing elizabeth. a few days later cummins is suspended. how did he explain it to you? >> that, he was, it was either someone telling a lie, or thought they saw something that they didn't, and that it absolutely did not happen. i had no reason not to believe him. 31 years of marriage, you know, with no problems, why would you not believe him? >> reporter: fo

. >> those at the peck nick say they're thankful more people weren't hurt. >>> now to a cautionary storyas we head into summer, a 3-year-old boy in a florida pool nearly drowned without anyone noticing. another child came to the rescue. abc news reporter adrienne bankert has the details. >> reporter: tonight that toddler alive after the heroic acts of perfect strangers. surveillance video captures the moment the 3-year-old boy went under at this pool in tallahassee, florida. his head bobbing as he struggled. others in the pool unaware. nearly three minutes passing by until 9-year-old colby heard noticed what was happening. >> i thought, wait a minute, he's underwater, and i don't ee think he can swim. >> reporter: colby pulling the boy up and alerting grown-ups, who carried the child's motionless body out of the pool. colby's mom, a registered nurse, sprang to action. >> i knew i had to start cpr. all my focus was come on, baby, come on, baby, come on, baby. >> reporter: the toddler revived, making a full recovery. >> him and his mom saved my baby's life. and i thank them so much. >> rep

ame time, who holds is there a pecking order who gets to have him first? comments on both. host: thanks for calling, cameron easley, why don't you one? that guest: the second part of the question, the intelligence committee is one of the more chaired n committees, by republican richard burr of north carolina, but vice mark warner also holds considerable sway and by ontract to the house intelligence committee, which has gone off the rail necessary russia the investigation and devin nunez himself.cuse the senate intelligence committee has stayed the course well together. as far as the first part of your of subpoena, the ommittees can't make anyone appear, jeff sessions, in his the weekend said the senate intelligence committee is the more germane to appear or him before, based on comey testimony russia d to the investigation last week. so we'll see what happens there. host: randy, greenfield, indiana, independent caller. hey, randy. caller: thanks for having me. an observation to make and i'd like an opinion on it. asked comey three times if air,ould clear the why did he have

it means they're pecking and choosing what part of the real story they're decide to go share. >> wheneverave a person of power, who is committing the crime, it is even less likely that a person is going to report it. >> and so do you think the jury had come to anything out by having somebody like you on the witness stand as an expert witness? >> we certainly hope so. that's the purpose of allowing expert witnesses on the stand. >> well, one other expert witness, in the field of drugs, maybe, called by the prosecution, to help with the effect of quaaludes, and nip other sedatives on someone to help bolster both victims testimony in this trial and why so out of it, too weak to fight off cosby or consent. one other thing, karen, thomas, the judge agreed with my assessment yesterday, that this thing is going real fast, faster, he said, as i said, than the two weeks he predicted so he told the jury at the end of the day, six alternates, hey this may not last the full two weeks, don't be surprised today he'll get some news maybe ask their opinion that this go through the weekend rather than kee

all those types of factors are still weighing on the market, again, coupled with low inflation, ek peckit comes to looking at the break evens between treasury inflection securities at the levels we've been seeing, the fed had to start having concerns that inflation just isn't going to be in the horizon short-term >> let me ask you something. probably have a good insight into this. what are you seeing into flow of funds, bonds very equities >> we're continuing to see tremendous flows across the board on the both and equities side on the bond side, in the first five months, we spent about $71 billion flowing in chunk went into index funds. >> i read an article that highlighted the vanguard etf houf money has gone into this etf. you're saying those investors have it right betting on dividend yields over bond yields >> that's not what i'm saying, i'm saying at the end of f the day, we think investors should be diversified across bonds and equities as well as cash what i would say is the that we always run, we have concerns when investors are buying dividend yielding stocks or things of that

faith in the constitution is whole, complete and total and i am not going to sit here and be an idle peckto th destruction of the constitution. >> some republicans who voted for the impeachment, some democrats who voted for the impeachment, they were putting their political lives on the line. all of us were putting our reputations on the line. we voted on the impeachment and it was one of the most sober and solemn moments in my life and i think in the life of everybody on that committee. everybody understood the stakes for the country. that's what this was all about. and it was above party. it was what was good for america and what our democracy required. >> aye. >> it was the republicans that ultimately provided a real measure of putting country ahead of party. >> nixon held his ground. he insisted he knew nothing of the cover up, but among the thousands of hours of tapes one conversation recorded shortly after the break in would destroy what was left of his credibility and his presidency. >> on that investigation the problem area because the fbi is not under control and their investigat

suburban and victory divisions all make changes changes go into effect sunday, new timetables ready to peck up at all of the stations, grab one today, or make sure you have one in your hand, ready to go by monday. they're still working on the commodore barry bridge, lane restrictions again maybe another 15 minute or so. karen, thomas, back over to you. >> 5:03. jury deliberations in the bill cosby sexual assault trial, now a third day, fate and the legacy of the comedian left hanging in the balance of all of that. let's get out to the courthouse where steve keeley is and has been for the last week and three days, steve? >> outside the courthouse that we learned why the cosby defense only lasted six minutes the day before. cosby spokesman said his lawyers were not allowed to put a temple university staffer on the witness stand. the judge ruled the testimony and affidavit of temple academic advisor marguerite jackson to be hearsay, so inadmissible evidence. the publicist during the lunch break red jackson's affidavit to reporters, and she says she's with cosby accuser andrea constand on a tem

her peck spec tiff. >> yeah. >> i think in her case something that makes her successful when do you dobegin with, the person you're talking nose you're not talking to them but listening to them as well it makes it such a more successful interview and she's just nailed that throughout her career. >> you never go with your list of questions you go and have -- but you have to listen and your follow up has to be based on what they answer. >> it has to be a conversation. >> exactly. >> sometimes the best interviews turn down road you didn't for see happening. >> absolutely. let's head on over to maureen now. what do you got. >> good day dc going to the dogs. we're hanging with the team at the good stuff pet truck. coming up why it's making its way across the country with a special lesson their humans and where you can find it in dc today. that's next. ♪ ♪♪ it's been awhile since you first knew. there's something very different about you. you have the power to make your marshmallow wishes...come true. you can make your marshmallow wishes