kate rogers is outside united nations in new york city with a look at where the jobs are. >> finding the rhythm of language. >> she grew up fascinating by foreign languages. and decided in high school she wanted a career in translation services. >> i'm a complete word nerd. i'm a language enthusiast and i realize back then that i wanted to learn the english language. the nuts and bolts of it and i wanted to learn it to almost perfection, if that's possible. >> nearly three decades later, she's still at it, working a translating english into german for automotive, medical, electronic and tech companies. as a certified translator with the ata, maintains her credentials by tanding conferences, workshops an continuing her education. >> if you have the specialization and training, education, experience, it is definitely a demand. for very highly trained translators. >> due to increased globalization, companies and organizations like uniteded nations are seeking skilled translators and ininterpreter tors. the ata says in the past few years, the number of people working in translation has d

back over to you. >> thank you so much kate rogers. >> up next, we're "on the money. if you own a house, you might be leaving money on the table what more than 5 million people aren't doing when you switch jobs, the one thing you should not leave behind, let's look how the stock market ended the week. >>> low mortgage rates and rising home values are a perfect combination for homeowners but millions aren't biting diana explains why. >> reporter: matthew buler had plenty of equity in his boca raton home but didn't decide to refinance until he absolutely had to. >> we were looking at new and resale construction and the pricing that we were running into just didn't financially make sense for our family. >> reporter: home prices were so high he decided to stay in his current home and refinance taking cash out for renovations. >> i think interest rates are going to go up and that's part of the reason why my wife and i decided to go ahead and move forward with it. >> close to 4.5 million borrowers nationwide are eligible and have financial incentive to refinance their curre

kate rogers has our story. >> when ben and his partner started making their ice cream in green point brooklyn in 2008, they had no idea what a hit it would become. >> there you go. >> with just $50,000, it hit the streets of new york city looking for the perfect location. >> we drove of green and by the time we had opened the window, there was a this is a puente butter chip. sfwl and the crowds kept coming. today, the company has six food trucks and nine store fronts in new york and los angeles. their ice cream features unique flavors even retails in whole foods in the northeast and california. and the business is on track to do $20 million in revenue next year. rat trucks like this one have traditional restaurants over the past decades. but that dprout is expected to slow in the years regulatory h. >> it's very challenge iing to e th in other markets, it's much better. in los angeles, it's very farouk friendly. >> in austin texas, an attorney launched his food truck in 2010 after he couldn't raise the capital he needed for a brick and mortar restaurant. >> bigst challenge was to sta

kate rogers. >>> up next, we are "on the money." if you own a house, you might be leaving money on the table. what more than 5 million people aren't doing. >>> and later, when you switch jobs, the one thing you should not leave behind. >>> right now, let's take a look at how the stock market ended the week. if you have afib not caused by a heart valve problem, and you're taking warfarin, you have the choice of a different kind of blood thinner. pradaxa helps stop blood cells from pooling in the heart, forming a clot which can cause a stroke in the brain. in a clinical study, pradaxa was better than warfarin at reducing stroke risk. and in the rare case of an emergency situation, when seconds matter, there's the only fda-approved reversal treatment made for people taking pradaxa that helps you clot normally again. don't take pradaxa if you've had a heart valve replacement or have abnormal bleeding. don't stop taking pradaxa without talking to your doctor, as stopping increases your risk of stroke or blood clots. tell your doctor befo

joining us this morning from palo alto, co-founder roger mcnamy and kate mitchell on the phone. l start on our topic roger, you're still in the market second half does your playbook change at all because we crossed into july >> no. carl, i got to believe that this is a time where investors need to make sure they own the stocks they're prepared to own in a correction because i do think that the environment that we're in has so much uncertainty it in and, you know, not kind of little uncertainty but things that could go really wrong and really dramatically change the way we perceive market valuations you know, i don't know when that starts i don't know when it comes i think you want to use the market strength to just make sure that you've got the right portfolio mix just in case things are not so good going forward. >> you are referring to tech specifically i'm looking at going toll dashgs $924. >> yeah. for me, tech is where i live so i think it's particularly important in tech. ways so incredibly strong through the first six months of the year and at the same time, i think this i

with your cnbc morning business report, ime kate rogers. >> thank you. it is 6:54 right now. here are four things to know this morning. more criminal charges coming for charles county. carlos bell is charged with accusing at least seven students. some happened inside the middle school in waldorf. potential victims can contact police through a hot line set up. we have that for you in the nbc washington app. >>> prince george's police are searching for a killer. a man found shot on darrel drive around 1:30 this morning. we will put any updates on this story inside the nbc washington app. >>> the united nation's security council will hold a meeting on north korea's missile test. it will happen today. this comes as president trump goes overseas. he goes to poland before the g-20 summit in germany. the "today" show will look at how it factors into his trip. >>> one of their own was shot and killed just after midnight, nd officer identified as a 48-year-old. police say she was shot while sitting in a police vehicle this morning. they chased the suspect and eventually shot and kille

. >>> good morning, i'm kate rogers at cnbc headquarters.ing rid of long lines at stadiums and other venues. use the smart tones from your phone to verify your mobile ticket and id instead of scanning a bar code. the technology is already in place in several hundred venues and rolled out worldwide. with the cnbc morning report, i'm kate rogers. >> thank you. five minutes before the hour. safety concerns about a future in snap chap. it allows viewers to pinpoint the exact location of friends on the app. for some, it raises questions about privacy and security especially for users who are children. they could be unknowingly making themselves targets for predators. >> stranger danger we used to teach our kids about, be on the they could go on to an application to find out where they are. >> it is off by default. once it is turned on, you can hide your location by turning on ghost mode in the settings. >>> get ready to meet the 2017 golden girls. >> they may not be that dorothy, blanch and sofia, but they have given themselves a similar name. >>

i'm kate rogers. the cnbc headquarters. coke zero is out and coke zero sugar is in.he name of the soft intended to make it clear it has no sugar. it will make it -- new bottles next month. the decision isn't sitting well with everyone. fans of old coke zero taking to social media saying they like thing the way they are. with your business report, i'm kate rogers. >>> swing and a miss on the fastball at 98. bryce harper has been tossed. he slams down -- >> intensity on the field. this time it ended up with him off the field. he struck out why while the game was tied. he was then ejected. >> several of you had something to say about this. some said harper is passionate, others questioned his maturity and called him a punk. others said he could change his play list. he said his music made him too fired up. >> logic. >> the nats won the game. he also said he wasn't -- h frustrated at himself. >>> 6:55 now. four things to know as you head out the door. police in warrenton are trying to identify a body found behind a dumpster. the investigation shut down the area on black

with your cnbc morning business report, i'm kate rogers. >> kate, thank you.t at 6:00, senator rock? it was the political campaign that started as a joke. but new overnight, kid rock has more potential future here in washington. >>> plus, a new reason to love that four-legged member of your family. how a cat saved its owner before the house collapsed. >>> a developing story. a fatal fall at a state fair. details on the ride that malfunctioned tossing passengers on to the ground. >>> a dying wishful filled. a teacher with a terminal illness flown home. how strangers made it happen from thousands of miles away. >>> bryce harper has been toss ds. >>> strikeout and ejection. the music that got bryce harper air little too pumped up. >>> a pop star versus paparazzi. new video just in of justin bieber's latest run-in that's trending nationwide. >>> "news4 today" starts now. >> oh, >>> are you a belieber. >>> i'm aaron gilchrist. >>> i'm eun yang. >>> we want to get to your forecast. there's a few changes after a few days of beautiful weather. we could be dealing with

back over to you. >> kate rogers. we can applaud any effort to tries to reduce the impact on the planet. be careful. >> you do it. >> i thought we were better friends than that. it has been so hot here. now the last couple of days it's been nicer. >> it's going to be really nice and we can't complain about this because we are in the middle of summer. it's going to be warm in the inland valley and will be coming down along the coast as far as our temperatures and as we take a live look outside in san jose it's all clear. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen and you'll see it will be a nice rest of the week ahead but heating up this weekend we'll get to that. but right now as you get ready to step out the door on this tuesday morning it's 53 degrees in napa. 58 degrees in san jose and 57 in fairfield, livermore, oakland and palo alto. some pretty even temperatures but it will start to spread out as we go through the day. los gatos will be up to 87 degrees and still 91 degrees in gilroy. you di

. >> and kate rogers joins us this morning.morning to you. >> the stock market doesn't seem to be reacting to the collapse of the health care bill. futures are pointing to a higher open right now. however, the u.s. dollar is at a ten-month low falling against the pound and then. this could be seen as another major roadblock for president trump's maybe agenda. the streaming service atting more than 5 million new subscribers in the second quarter. netflix says the majority of its subscribers now are outside of the u.s. and shares of blue apron slumping on the news that amazon may begin its own. >> just ahead, a girth brooks concert big surprise. and what new iconic role is alex baldwin taking on? that's next. do you really use head & shoulders? no, not really. i knew that not the one you think you know the tri action formula cleans removing up to 100% of flakes protects and even moisturizes for sofia vergara hair only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol®

. >> kate rogers, cnbc, thanks. >>> and it might be your first day to work after a long weekend.talk about what you can expect on that morning drive in terms of your weather. live view outside. looks pretty good right now. clouds overhead. could see a spot shower. let you know coming up. >>> we're still watching this crash on 295. here's or cameras on the southbound side right around route 38. more when i come back. >>> also not part of the show, how a july 4th celebration sparked a fire in hershey. >>> family of a teen killed in a road rage shooting have a heavy heart. ♪ having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they look to us. cvs pharmacy. for advice. and ways to save money. plus, get up to fifty extrabucks each year just for filling prescriptions. switching is easy. we're here for you. join us. at cvs pharmacy. ♪ >>> string of shootings overnight. just as fourth of july festivities wrap up mpkts fireworks show turns

kate rogers is here to tell us more about it. >> good morning to you. well, amazon wants to give your doctor a helping hand. cnbc has learned the company has a secret team working on health care projects. earlier this year reports that amazon was exploring whether to start selling pharmaceuticals. they continue to expand more and more into our lives. >> and meantime google is ditching one of its features. what's that about? >> well, google is dropping its instant search feature which automatly populates results when you type them in. more than half of google searches are actually made on mobile devices and instant search doesn't display as well on the smaller screens and markets will look further to push into territory today. new highs yesterday after the feds left interest rates unchanged. today is the busiest day of earning seasons with several big names reporting including amazon, starbucks and the dow rising 97 points yesterday while the nasdaq was up 10. back over to you. >> thank you for that. >>> it's 5:24. mayors under the microscope. a corrupti

kate rogers is in liberty state park in jersey city, new jersey. >> if you're looking to hit a state park or beach this holiday weekend in new jersey. you're out of luck. more than 50 beaches, parks, historical sites and recreational areas like liberty state park are currently closed to the public. this is due to the state government closing down at midnight this past friday. governor chris christie and the state assembly failed to reach a budget agreement. despite parks and beaches being closed, the governor found himself on a beach at island state park, even though it's closed to the public. the governor's office has a residence there. some agencies will remain open, including state hospitals, new jersey transit, the lottery, casinos and racetrack. new jersey residents not pleased to hear about the state park and beach closures. >> outrageous. everyone knew this was company, it's july 4th weekend, where people want to go to the parks, not to have that available, there's no excuse for it. >> i'm stunned the legislature coupled with our governor can't figure it out. and he can go to

kate rogers is keeping an eye on your money and telling us all about this.ank you for being with us. >> wall street could come under early pressure after a mixed session on monday that saw the dow briefly touch an all-time high. european markets are mixed this morning, but asia was mostly higher as investors appear to shrug off the north korean missile launch. qatar is throwing a wrench into the plan, the company's state-run energy conference, the world's leading exporter of liquefied natural gas. the news threatens to add to a projected glut on the world market in the coming years, including from the u.s. >>> and beef, it's what's for dinner again on american plates, on a comeback. now the department of agriculture is seeing a rise. the average american ate almost 56 pounds of beef in 2016, that's up from 54 pounds in 2015. analysts say low prices and a thumb's up from the health community helped spur the comeback. over to you. >> the strong marketing efforts, as well. thank you. >> thank you. >>> just ahead an incredible american ninja warrior to tell you

. >> reporter: for "nightly business report" i'm kate rogers, denver. >>> coming up, the half million dollar car rolls royce hopes will reel in a younger crowd. we'll have a firsthand look. >>> and here's a look at what to watch for tomorrow. we get the first look at second quarter gdp. economists are expecting the economy in the second quarter grew twice as fast as the first quarter. the market will be watching earnings from big oil companies. exxon mobil and chevron. investors will be keeping an ear open for anything minneapolis federal reserve president neil kashkari says about the interest rates. that's what to watch for on friday. >>> it is the status symbol among status symbols. the rolls royce and tonight the famous luxury car brand rolled out the flagship phantom model more than a decade after the last one. as robert frank tells us, this time rolls is aiming for a younger audience. >> reporter: it is the most expensive, the rolls royce phantom. in today's effort to lure younger buyers, rolls royce rolled out the iconic land yacht in years. it's the phantom 8. it's the eighth v

. >>> good morning, i'm kate rogers live at cnbc headquarters. the markets will look at this further into record territory today. the dow, nasdaq all closing at new highs yesterday after the fed left interest rates unchanged. today is the busiest day of earnings season with several big names reporting including amazon, starbucks, verizon, ups and comcast the parent of universal. the do you rising to 20 win 711. amazon wants to give your doctor a helping hand. cnbc has learned the company has a secret teamwork on healthcare projects. these include electronic medical records and virtual doctor doctor visits. they were also exploring whether to get into selling pharmaceuticals. and going is dropping its instant search feature which populates rules when you type. google estimate it would shaif off million of seconds by duterte cutting down the time it took to do a search request but more than half of searches done on mobile device and instant search doesn't display as well on smaller screens. back to you. >>> it will gb to see some sunshine right now

there is not a big concern finding any workers for any job and in some cases, kate rogers are live inenver with a tight job market >> reporter: finding skilled labor in denver is a big challenge. the unemployment rate here is just over 2% as you said it is a tight labor market, it is something that entrepreneurs -- when they're trying to retain the workers, they already have. song is owner of evergreen bicycle owner, something that'll be tough to replace of his employee experience. >> what stands today of how competitive in the front range, it would be very difficult for us to find a replacement for somebody with that level of experience >> denise burgesses feel that at her small business can meet up to 100 contractors at a time and talents can be tough to come by. >> the younger and not as trained and seasoned as previously and it is also a career path that's not glamorous. it is not silicon valley software or facebook >> reporter: add something like legalized marijuana in a place here of denver, colorado, it is challenging to find workers and passing the drug tests and where safety

kate rogers tells us how some owners are bringing in some big bucks. >> reporter: when ben and his partners started making their artisan ice cream back in 2008, they had no idea what a hit it would become. >> there you go. >> reporter: with just $50,000, they hit the streets of new york city looking for the perfect location. >> we drove to the corner of green and prince and by the time we had opened the window, there was a line of 30 people. >> this is the peanut putter chip. >> reporter: and the crowds kept coming. today, the company has six food trucks and nine store fronts in both new york and los angeles. their ice cream, featuring unique flavors like honey comb and vegan mint chocolate chip even retails in whole foods in the northeast and california and the business is on track to do $20 million in revenue next year. food trucks like this have been growing at a faster rate than traditional restaurants over the past decade but expected to slow in the years to come due to regulatory hurdles. >> it's very challenging to make them work financially in new york city. in other markets, it's m

we have to get kate rogers to weigh in on this one you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>>ing it's all about the three es, earnings, energy and the ecb your trading day set up straight ahead. >>> the congressional budget office crunching new numbers on repealing obamacare. we're headed live to the nation's capitol. >>> and will they let the juice loose. we'll tell you why o.j. simpson is trending today. i got it right on the fourth attempt. it's thursday, july 20, 2017 you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning welcome to "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. i'm wilfred frost. >> i'm courtney reagan in for sara eisen it's throwback thursday. we're taking you back with the women of country music this is reba my favorite interview of all time after i interviewed her, she walked out and i cried >> you held it together until the end. you can hear us on the radio, too. sirius xm 112, i think >> very fancy. let's check on the global markets this morning look at futures. slightly higher when we started the show following on yesterday's record closes for all three ma

. >> before the bell let's turn to kate rogers live at cnbc world headquarters. , kate. >> reporter: hey there, good morning to you both. wall street is reacting to the collapse of the republican health care bill in the senate. the u.s. dollar is falling against other major currencies such as the pound and the yen. the currency market it one of the most sensitive news headlines and this could be seen as another major roadblock for president trump's agenda. data on import prices and housing and earnings from bank of america and johnson and johnson, slipping eight points to 21,629. the nasdaq up nearly two points to 6314. and as you mentioned shares of netflix could hit an all-time high after the company reported better than expected earnings. the streaming service adding more than 5 million new subscribers in the second quarter. netflix now says the majority of its subscribers are outside of the u.s. one more thing customers aren't watching as much. average viewing time has dropped by 25 minutes in the past three months. and samsung plans to recycle parts from its

let's send it over to kate rogers for a look into the move here kate >> hey there, kelly.aid we're down around 1% the biggest drop since may 19th, will the the fourth down day out of the past five sessions so the biggest mover, one of them in the nasdaq 100 is tesla. we've been talking about it all day. the stock down nearly 6% that on it getting just an acceptable rating for the model on that institute for highway safety the stock falling all day, right now down around 5.72%. two biotech names to the downside, gilad and biogreen, the i bibi, the nasdaq biotech and one bright spot here has been dish. that stock is one of the biggest gainers in the nasdaq 100. it's up under just 1%. that on reports of a potential partner is this the in the wireless space between dish and amazon that the news now not doing the same for amazon. the stock in the red just fractionally l.back over to you guys. >> all right, kate, thanks very much kate rogers for us at the nasdaq today. not seeing a whole lot of comeback yet right now as we head towards the close with the dow still down 157 point

with your c thinbc morning busi report, i'm kate rogers. >>> nothing says the fourth of july like eatingous number of hot dogs in a single nathan's hot dog eating contest. there is reigning champion joey chestnut. he took home the title again this year and set a record. he put away 72 hot dogs and buns in 10 minutes. on the women's side, mickey ate 41. fresh off their wins, the pair appeared on "the today show" this morning to discuss what it felt like after eating all those hot dogs. >> i'm tired, i'm thirsty. there's so much sodium in the hot dogs. i'm sweating like an animal. >> there really is no way to get around the discomfort after all this many hot dogs. >> discomfort. that's the adult way to say it. this was chestnut's tenth win and mickey hearned her fourth consecutive title. when asked what they would eat today, both said very little. a little yogurt, do this. >> time for a little roughage. >> chuck went there. >> 72 hot dogs. >> and they win a bunch of money. they do these things all over the world, those two in particular. >> it can't be healthy, though. can't be. >> maybe w

our kate rogers is outside united nations headquarters in new york city with the answer. >> reporter: hey, there, sarah that's right, as the u.s. becomes increasingly globalized, companies and organizations like the united nations are looking to add skilled translators and interpreters to their ranks, like the ones who are working with u.n. delegates in this meeting room right here behind us in fact, the american translator's association says in the past seven years, the number of people working within the industry has actually doubled. the u.n. is currently looking to add about 50 or so hires to its ranks of 450 translators, verbatim reporters, and editors right here in new york city, but it's very competitive to get a job here every year, thousands of people apply to take their language competitive exam, but only several hundred or so actually make the cut on to their roster. salaries are competitive, as well, you can start at $60,000 per year up to the six-figure role depending on your role. and there are a ton of opportunities for advancement here within the u.n. beca

our kate rogers. >>> fed chair janet yellen heads to capitol hill for the second of her appearances,st moments away's top right, scott >> that's right, kelly there comes a time every year, the 11 years we've been doing this, where you just can't keep the secret anymore there's only so many hints you can give we've got a lot of smart people out in the twitterspear and cnbc so the time has come in a moment we'll tell y touhe top state for bills. i promise i'll spill the beans after the break. hey. hi. hi. you guys going to the company picnic this weekend? picnics are delightful. oh, wish we could. but we're stuck here catching up on claims. but we just compared historical claims to coverages. but we have those new audits. my natural language api can help us score those by noon. great. see you guys there. we would not miss it. watson, you gotta learn how to take a hint. i love to learn. >>> welcome back it's the moment we've been waiting for. hints are over the guesses have got to come to an end it's time to reveal cnbc's best state for business 2017. let's go to scott cohn who is in th

kate rogers has a look at the day in the life of a freelance translator and what needs to be done to ate >> that's right. the job is about much more than just speaking multiple languages. it requires true skill, dedication and consistent learning the number of people working in the industry has doubled in recent years, so if you're willing to put in that work, you're going to have a lot of job opportunities in the years to come. uta grew up fascinating by foreign languages and decided in high school she wanted to work in translation services. >> i'm a complete word nerd. i'm a language enthusiast and i realize back then that i wanted to learn the english language. the nuts and bolts of o it and i wanted to learn it to almost to perfection, if that's even possible >> nearly three decades later, she's still at it, translating english into german for automotive, medical, electronics and tech companies >> the variety is tremendous in this field >> as a certified translator with the american translators association, she maintains credentials by attending conferences oond kopting her educat

i'm confused this morning ton instagram, i sa a photo of kate rogers drinking wine in napa valley. e's suddenly at liberty state park in new jersey with this story for us i don't know how you do it, kate >> reporter: bill, thanks for outing me on the air that was this weekend and there's no wine here but, listen, if you guys are looking the to hit a state beach or state park this weekend in new jersey, you are out of luck. that's because more than 50 state beaches, state parks, historical sites and recreational areas including liberty state park where we are right here in new jersey, they're all currently closed to the public this is because the new jersey state government shut down at midnight on friday after republican governor chris christie and the democratic-led new jersey state assembly failed to strike a budget deal. but, given those state beaches were closed, governor chris christie did find himself on the beach over the weekend he was at island state park. it's closed to the public, but because he's governor, he does have access to a residence there. now, despite parks bein

kate rogers here at the ice cream truck because i bought one at the store, it was expensive we want to so we'll move on viewers have been chiming in on today's show, but we have tweets to share one over who should play anthony -- he said i think michael san tolly should play him in the movie sfl we're from the same part of the world. you have too much cash, send it my way an i'll be happy to -- >> i was going to get that i meant relative to equity but i'm sticking by my ksh. >> we're putting that on a banner >> then steven e-mailed us one outstanding concern. we all pit stop at the pump. i don't like this because this is why we bring it up every time the market goes up >> it's a real net benefit you still have those that does it for "closing bell." "fast money" begins now. >> "fast money" starts right nouchlt live from the nasdaq market side overlooking times square, i'm melissa lee. your trards are -- tonight on fast, general electric hitting its lowest level in nearly two years. as sales drop, what can turn the stock around plus, 13,000 is on deck for earnings next week and one trade

kate rogers has the report kate. >> michelle, good morning. mood has taken a turn for the worse as the uncertainty in washington continues. small business optimism did take a hit this month, dropping 0.9 points to 103.6 for june this is the largest month-over-month decline since november and also its lowest level since that same month. the index saw a huge post-election pop to 105.8 back in december. the biggest drops this month were in those who expect the economy to improve and those who expected higher real sales this month's drop also echoes the fall we saw back in march when the house failed to pass its plan to repeal and replace obamacare. >>> the conservative lobbying group also used pointed language to describe the gridlock in washington in this month's report, saying this drop is "due to the mess in washington," adding that "while progress is being made, it's being poorly communicated" and that main street's two biggest issues of health care and tax reform are "stuck in the bowels of washington politics. this is certainly the most cri

jobs are it's all about languages kate rogers joins us >> good morning.round the country an organizations like the united nations are seeking out highly skilled translaters and interpreters the number of people working in the industry has doubled if you are fluent in more than one language and highly trained, you could have job opportunities for years to come. the united states is becoming more global each day and as a result, translaters and they were interpreters are finding their services in demand >> according to the statistics, they are looking at a growth raid of 42% over the next ten years. >> reporter: opportunities for those in the industry are endless with work in finance, text, literature >> a lot of companies are recognizing there is a benefit to offering their products and services in another language they are responding to the demand out there as the global economy becomes more interconnected >> reporter: it's more than the ability to speak multiple languages. if you want a long lasting career, hone your skills and distinguish yourself as a

kate rogers has the details. >> hey, becky. started making their artisan ice cream in their green point brooklyn apartment back in 2008 they had a no idea what a big hit it would become. they laumpled their first truck with unique flavors and fair trade ingredients. >> we pulled onto green street and drove to the corner of green and prince and by the time we opened the window there was a line of 30 people and the line remained there all summer. >> the lines have been coming ever since they have nine stores and six trucks across new york city, and los angeles. they also retail in whole foods in the northeast, and in california, with their delicious flavors, including honeycomb and vegan mint chocolate chip. and this year, they're on track to do about $20 million in revenue. now over in austin, texas, former attorney eric silver steen wants his truck the peach tortilla back in 2010 after he couldn't get the capital he needed to open up a restaurant >> biggest challenge early on was just a mental hurdle of just staying mentally st

will and kate watching roger federer make history with his eighth wimbledon title sunday. sing money for charity. it's the second official royal tour for charlotte. the third for big brother, george, who is now 3. the toddler royals stole the spotlight in canada last year. george and his pony, charlotte and her balloons. and a play date for military families and their children. >> yeah? good one there. >> reporter: on his first tour to australia and new zealand, prince george charmed guest at the tender age of 1, and showed the world his cheeky personality. like those trips, george and charlotte will likely spend the days with their nanny, while mom and dad work. laying a wreath at a concentration camp, meeting craftsmen and watching shakespeare. and maybe another chance for george and charlotte to charm the world. and the palace tells us we will see quite a bit of george and charlotte, mostly getting on and off planes. there's no official play day planned. but, guys, we've been surprised before. it could happen again. >> it may happen again. >>> kids, are you ready to tren

wheels up, will kate and the kids are headed on a blockbuster european trip hours after the royal couple cheered rogerwill and kate with george and charlotte in tow headed to germany and poland on their first joint official visit to the region. the duke and duchess with a jam packed itinerary with a face-off going head-to-head in a major rowing race, a reprise of their famous dragon boat race in canada in 2011. >> that will be a very fun colorful engagement and dressed down, going head-to-head and they often talk about how competitive they are privately. there is a competitive edge there for sure. >> reporter: the visit coming at a crucial time as the uk grapples with brexit, the plan to leave the european union in the next two ar the royal couple and their two adorable children on a charm offensive of sorts. >> there's no doubt the timing of this visit is crucial. what they will do is remind europe, remind poland and germany of the strong links between the uk and those two countries and of hopefully the enduring links throughout and beyond brexit. >> reporter: will and kate typically draw large crowd

being winning the wimbledon singles title eight times, is that guy, roger federer, 6-3, 6-1, 6-4 in front of prince william, princess kate, emotional after winning or he's allergic to grass. first win in wimbledon in straight sets since bjorn borg won it in '76. >> because you're up so early, you might have gone to bed early last night and so you might have missed lonzo ball wearing air jordan 31s. his fourth different pair of shoe. there's a wing three. later this is fun. i love a drive with the right side but use your left hand. always enjoy that type of layup. not a lot of humidity in las vegas, so it gets very dry, so you got to drink a lot of water or you could get cramps. that's what happened to ball. he left early. we'll see if he plays monday. a lot of humidny in utica. chance of thunderstorms all day today in utica. >> great health tip on any trips to vegas. the mariners won their fourth straight game in ten innings, 7-6. 3-2. >> i thought they were finished. >> i think they were still going. >>> well, and just one small correction. kate is a duchess. not a princess. >> good to know. >> there's that. yes. more p

rogers is 16 under. good for a two-stroke lead. this abc 7 sports report has been brought to you by river rock casino. kateo much. that's it for tonight. i'm kate larson. thank you for joining us. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. have a great evening and a great sunday. after trailing his opponents in the first round of republican primaries, hollis doyle has now taken the lead. i'm giving america back to americans. no more of these south-of-the-border types with their greedy little hands, or these shady fellas with mustaches looking to blow up our buildings. this is our country. i aim to keep it that way. look at them. it's like throwback thursday in there. a gladiator reunion. -this is good? -this is so good. -this is not good. -this is good. let it be good.

kate touching down in poland this morning but all eyes were on the littlest royals, prince george and princess charlotte. their five-day european tour kicking off after a busy weekend. they watched roger kisses from kate. and on saturday polo with prince harry, the royal brothers forcing trounds raise money for charity. it's the second official royal tour for the third for big brother george who's now 3. toddler royals stole the shot light in canada last year. george and his pony, charlotte and her balloons. at a play date for military families and their children. on his first tour to australia and new zealand, prince george charmed guests at the tender age of 1 and showed the world his cheeky personality. like those trips, george and similar lot will likely spend the days with their nanny while mom and dad work. lake a wreath at a former nazi concentration camp, and watching shakespeare. >> i'm very excited that this occasion -- >> and maybe another chance for george and charlotte to charm the world. >> reporter: and the palace tells us we will see quite a bit of george and charlotte mostly getting on and off planes. they say there's no official play date planned, but guys we've been