. >> we've seen these pucks.ot blue or pink powder. >> see the shot that's - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. call or visit and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit they did all the fixes they suggested. >> you have more counter space which is what you want so it doesn't look as crowded. >>> finney and eric are having a baby. when they went to the appointment to find the gender, send them to the gender reveal party, eric says we've got to think outside the box. boom, there's blueness all over the place, it's a boy. and then something we really have never seen before. >> a bill old inflatable dancing baby. >> it came out like it was the nfl or something like that. boom! >> that guy is the brother-in-law chris. now, you see them hugging, everybody else is celebrating with big baby. the baby's hugging and gives everybody a high f

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jason: wolfgang puck was at the fore of that.e story about how his salmon pizza came to be. >> we now describe this in a million different ways. back in the day it was really only tomato sauce and mozzarella. wolfgang puck, an austrian born chef, was an up and coming cook in the early 80's that had a celebrity clientele. joan collins walked into his restaurant one night and put them fresh and smoked salmon on a pizza dough and changed everything. it's a good time to look back at american cooking. a couple decades ago, our culinary scene was ruled by tradition, especially european traditions. if you went for a fancy meal, you were going to eat french. they got inspired by these master chefs. not everyone remembers them. one of the iconic desserts is the molten chocolate cake that was created by accident. the cake forgot to calibrate the oven. he sent it out to the dining room and realized his mistake. he got called into the dining room and thought he was going to be hired -- fired. he walked in and there was a standing ovation. th

. >> wolfgang puck was at the forefront of that. i love this whole section.s about the reinvention of some classics. how hishe story of salmon pizza came. describe a pizza in a million different ways. though,the day it was tomato sauce, and mozzarella. that was really what it was. wolfgang puck, an austrian born chef who is now huge and also angeles, but he wasn't up in him -- up-and-coming cook in the 80's. yet a celebrity clientele. joan collins walked into his new restaurant one night and asked for smoke seven and brioche and he did not have brioche but he had pizza dough. silly but some creme fraiche and smoke salmon on the pizza dough and it changed everything. >> tell us the inspiration for this entire package? >> it is the new originals. it is a good time to look back at american cooking. it is in so many places now. there is no place on earth whose food we haven't explored at this point. couple decades ago it was really -- it ruled our culinary scene which was ruled by tradition, special europe and france. if you went to a fancy restaurant in new york

jason: wolfgang puck was at the fore of that.t how his salmon pizza came to be. >> so funny. we now describe this in a million different ways. back in the day it was really only tomato sauce and mozzarella. wolfgang puck, an austrian born chef, was an up and coming cook in the early '80's that had a celebrity clientele. joan collins walked into his restaurant one night and asked for fresh and smoked salmon on a pizza dough and changed everything. jason: where does it go from there? tell us about the inspiration. >> the new originals. it's a good time to look back at american cooking. it is in so many places. there is no place on earth whose food we have not explored. a couple decades ago, our culinary scene was ruled by tradition, especially european traditions. especially france. if you went for a fancy meal, you were going to eat french. maybe if someone was enterprising, sushi. but that is not where you went for a fancy meal. carol: what happened with chefs? >> they got inspired by these master chefs. not everyone remembers th

when i'm watching the puck, it's a little dangerous and kind of scary. do you miss the game?ss it immensely. it's the greatest sport. the people are the nicest people. i have my great memories in sports because of hockey. i look back and i was never fearful of getting hit. it's a very, very physical game. i look back and think i was lucky to not get hurt. these men are big, they are physical, and sometimes they can be overlire aggressive. maria: you have also been great investor in other things. you have a winery and restaurant. tell us about your winery. >> the one thing found out in my life is nobody told me how to play hockey other than coaches. in the business world i don't tell people how to run their businesses. i have been lucky. my wine partner has been in the wine business since the 1950s with his father. i have been fortunate to partner with him. so we have been very proud of the fact that we have a good product. i have been partners with a family in toronto for 25 years with a restaurant. the thing that made our restaurant so special is his family and my dad, my da

ice, a stick, and a puck.se, to watch their beloved montreal canadiens lay waste to the carolina hurricanes. >> fred: yeah! >> anthony: all the while eating, of course, and drinking, as it turns out, the finest wines known to humanity. >> anthony: man, here we go. [ cheers ] ♪ ♪ >> anthony: i have a block of cheese in my colon the size of a grapefruit. >> eric: tony, come on, don't be grumpy. >> anthony: son of a bitch. >> eric: sometimes i don't understand you. >> anthony: i'm so hung-over i just want to crawl into the bushes and die. >> eric: seriously? >> anthony: no, i hate this. are we there yet? >> eric: no, the chalet is maybe, like, i don't know, a half hour, okay. it's amazing. >> anthony: worst episode ever. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ it

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head is that i don't agree that blaming the developing country is is not the solution because the puck to put the emission of c o two is much much higher to reach countries they're driving the s.u.v.s and four wheel drive worse so they are spending a lot more energy and the c o two emission so would you cannot blame but the poor countries they are put there but there is a very low like an india is just one or two tons no so the issue is how the rich countries can change their lifestyle and how they can do a better job for their own. just as they were created in the history let's take a short break right now when we're back we'll continue talking to one cello nobel peace prize winner and a member of the panel on climate change talking about climate change as the. and swarms of them so moving. and good news was before. much of those who heard it's a preview or. soon will. go. but it. sure didn't look beautiful the immediate sounds good to good. just like most of these girls a good few films are good girls. don't go to shows so look i do the same you want me to show you stories too should

. >> reporter: san francisco puck wo -- public works budget has spiked and the department has been payinglic relations firm that wants you to believe that the city is pristeen. the public works hired the firm jbr, five years ago to survey san francisco, the team walks the city, looking for trash, syringes and human waste, and they then rate the streets and sidewalks on a scale of 1-3. one being very clean. three, very dirty. last year, the pr company gave san francisco an average rating of 1.18 for commercial areas. 1 1.06 for residential neighborhoods, those are near perfect scores. which means san francisco should be just about spotless. what does it make you think? >> they are lying. >> reporter: the firm never responded for comment, but they have been paid $400,000 for their work. >> that is mind boggling. >> reporter: the same firm said that last year, san francisco was the cleanest it has been in four years. during the time, those in the city noticed more filth not less. 20,000 complaints were made about human feces and 58,000 about trash on streets and sidewalks and 6,000 complaint

no, i think, y know, tough y feel the dn't rea puck there until the third, and some thingsac startedo comek all, youo -- all in want to start really good, b but -- b i feel like myself and the team got better as the game went on. >> no more cup stands. >>> all right, we head to baseball, nationals finishing up their two-gameeries against the marlins. stephen strasburg accomplishings another intng feat. in the second, facing brian anderson, strasburg hits him, but watch, hits the batter, the catcher and the ump. the trifecta. and remember, he did the same thing last week. soou not something see every day,ust when strasburg starts. and what a start it was for him, sixin innings, strik out 11. and his offense giving him a little support. in the sixth, two on and two out for anthony rendon. bryce harper heads to third. rendon with an rbi single. he h two rbi on the night. nats lead 4-2. shawn doolittle in to close it out, strikes galloway out to end it. save 25 for doolittle. nationals win it4-2. >>> and the orioles hosting the blue jays, becoming the first pro sports team to wear braill

brooks orpikh the puck. a montreal defender closes in, orpik loses the pick, so here comes the canaens. a two-on-one. bran gallagher puts it in the back of the net.tu bad rnover for the caps. moreal takes advantage. they lead 1-0. we skip ahead to the second. canadiens up4-0, but the caps on the power play. tuck over to alex ovechkin. you know what he does there. ovechkin's first goal ofhe preseason. maybe the only time we won't see the great eight celebrate. thankfully, this game didn't count, becse the canadiens won 5-2, and for those wonding, no shots on goal, no ts one penalty for kammerer, so -- >> you got a penalty? >> and we are confirming, browns lead 217 with a minute left, we saw leon in here, cleveland has not won a game in over 600 days. noted browns fan leon harris is running around the newsroom sm ging. >> but te continues. >> the game, is it over? i don't have my phoneot -- >>ver yet. oh, boy. would that be bad if he had to come back in? i thought it was over. >> all right. >> we'll have to ch

and she was puck fits. so short you know what i live near a place called litchfield connecticut district and so is small. forty thousand forty one and it's almost what is it where we're meeting in city but you see a lot of division in politics even the little town of the democratic republic and we have a majority if i did world people here in pittsburgh forty four percent of uninterrupted so they don't want to declare they want to cause strife there other than that the second i guess the democrats and then it's republican but the majority are on a roll than when we have elections a lot of the time it's very split so we're very similar to the general massachusetts general less a choice it's left leaning or moderate why do you want to do this well i want to help i've been helping and serve in the city in a volunteer trancing for years and i want to help an inefficient about today. is the wave of change in politics today and i want to be in the right in the way. but you're seriously short and that's pretty thi

did while we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry and how about the puck on luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal here to watch because of course. two thirds of american households do not have five hundred dollars emergency cash. as crazy. value population doesn't have money and money maintaining thirteen aircraft areas around the room why why do you change your policies and do something that is good for the naked truth and good for america in the long room. seemed wrong. wrong just don't call. me you won't get to shape out these days become agitated and it gains from an equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the us is over twenty trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to be ultra rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred trades per second per second an

and once training camp starts in a couple weeks and the puck drops again, you'll be -- we're going to be vogt motivated again to battle out and try again. but so far, you're still -- we're still champions. si mark your calendars september 1th r the banner. >> that was quick. >> wasn't it? >> that's what happen when you win. >> yea,exactly. >> thank >> thank as your home becomes more connected, you need fios to keep up and fios is the 100% fiber-optic network... which means you get phenomenal capacity for your tech. now, get $200 toward a range of google and nest smart home devices plus the fastest internet available, up to 200 tv channels, phone, and a 2-year price guarantee, all for $79.99 per month with a 2-year agreement. plus order online by september 30th, and you'll get a $150 verizon prepaid mastercard. go to getfios.com. 100% fiber-optic network. 100% phenomenal. dear suswe get it.ackers, we know it can be a texture thing, and there are lots of brands to choose from. but it's time for you to pick up your big spoon and try new hood cottage cheese. it's the brand people have tru

a packed out arena in the province of saskatchewan the game began with the survivors dropping the puck in the ceremonial first faceoff humble scored the opening goal against the nitro in a hawks that went on to lose the game two to one the team will travel to nicole in for a rematch on friday. but it's been a lucrative few days for u.s. open champion niamey osaka less than a week after beating serina williams to claim the three point eight million dollars winner's check in new york she's now partnered up with a japanese car company on a three year deal as the new brand ambassador the twenty year old was presented at their headquarters in yokohama japan's first grand slam winner is also reported to have signed a deal with adi das worth ten million dollars a year so new means had probably the best week of her life earlier we spoke to simon chadwick professor of sports enterprise at the sulphur business school on why she's so appealing to sponsors. i really think her japanese nurses' is significant but i also think her mixed heritage background is also important and if you look at tiger w

a packed out arena in the province of saskatchewan the game began with the survivors dropping the puck in the ceremonial first faceoff humboldt managed to school the opening goal against the nipple on the hawks but went on to lose the game two one the team will board a bus again on friday to play nickel and in a rematch. always hokey legend wayne gretzky is pushing for the n.h.l. to lift the ban on players competing at the winter olympics style ting with the next games in beijing twenty twenty gretzky's in beijing for the n.h.l. china games he's the league's all time leading scorer and played for canada at the ninety eight games when a child players were first allowed to take part this year the league ball players from competing at the south korea winter olympics because they didn't want to break up the season gretzky hopes they'll reconsider there's a difference between the best players in the world and good players in the world now. if we don't go to the big games it's still going to be a wonderful olympics and still going to be exciting hockey and the fans i think will really enjoy

packed house arena in the province of scots who won the game began with the survivors dropping the puck in the ceremonial first faceoff scold the opening goal against the nipple when holtz but went on to lose the game to the table troubles and the win for rematch on friday. our saki legend wayne gretzky is pushing for the n.h.l. to lift the ban on players competing at the winter olympics starting with the next games in beijing in twenty twenty two gretzky is in beijing for the n.h.l. china games he's the league's all time leading scorer and played for canada at the ninety eight games when i help players were first allowed to take part this year the league bad players from competing at the pyongyang winter games because they didn't want to break up the season there's a difference between the best players in the world and good players in the world now prove we don't go along in the big games it's still going to be a wonderful olympics and still going to be exciting hockey and the fans i think will really enjoy watching. the best younger players in the world play sort of speak but there's

a packed out arena in the province of saskatchewan the game began with the survivors dropping the puck in the ceremonial first faceoff humble scored the opening goal against the nitro in a hawks that went on to lose the game two to one the team will travel to nicole in for a rematch on friday. but it's been a lucrative few days for u.s. open champion niamey osaka less than a week after beating serina williams to claim the three point eight million dollars winner's check in new york she's now partnered up with japanese car companies on a three year deal as the new brand ambassador the twenty year old was presented at their headquarters in yokohama japan's first grand slam winner is also reported to have signed a deal with adi das worth ten million dollars a year so new means had probably the best week of her life earlier we spoke to simon chadwick professor of sports enterprise at the sulphur business school on why she's so appealing to sponsors. i really think her japanese nurses' is significant but i also think her mixed heritage background is also important and if you look at tiger w

a packed out arena in the province of saskatchewan the game began with the survivors dropping the puck in the ceremonial first faceoff scold the opening goal against the nipper when hawks but they went home to lose the game two to one the team will travel to nipple when for a rematch on friday ice hockey legend wayne gretzky is pushing for the n.h.l. to lift the ban on players competing at the winter olympics starting with the next games in beijing gretzky is in beijing for the night shell china games he's a leading all time score and played full comes out of the ninety eight games when n.h.l. players were first allowed to take part this year the league bad players from competing at the pyong chang winter olympics because they didn't want to break up the season there's a difference between the best players in the world and good players in the world now. we don't go to the big games it's still going to be wonderful olympics and still going to be exciting hockey and the fans i think will really enjoy watching. the best younger players in the world play sort of speak. but there's a differ

a packed out arena in the province of saskatchewan the game began with the survivors dropping the puck in the ceremonial first faceoff humble scored the opening goal against the nitro and hawks but went on to lose the game two to warm the team will travel to nicole in for a rematch on friday but it's been a lucrative few days for u.s. open champion niamey osaka less than a week after beating serina williams to claim the three point eight million dollars winner's check in new york she's now partnered up with japanese car companies on a three year deal as their new brand ambassador the twenty year old was presented at their headquarters in yokohama japan's first grand slam winner is also reported to have signed a deal with adi das worth ten million dollars a year so new means had probably the best week of her life earlier we spoke to simon chadwick professor of sports enterprise at the sulphur business school on why she's so appealing to sponsors. i really think her japanese nurse's is significant but i also think her mixed heritage background is also important and if you look at tiger w

at is that i don't agree that blaming the developing country is the is not the solution because the puck to put the emission of c o two is much much higher to reach countries they're driving the s.u.v.s and four wheel drive worse so they are spending a lot more energy and the c o two emission so would you cannot blame but the poor countries they are put there but that misses a very low like an india is just one or two tons no so that is how the rich countries can change their lifestyle and how they can do a better job for their own. just as they were created in the history let's take a short break right now when we're back we'll continue talking to dr klein cello nobel peace prize winner and a member of panel on climate change talking about. climate's will stay with us. in twenty four to you know bloody revolution to tikrit the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be increasingly violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it still oil here. with video. spilling needle of the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fourteen. those w

we've got home got a nice laundry watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry and how about the puck on luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal here for a bunch of guys record. welcome back to crossfire all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing some global trends. but let me go back to alex and cyprus here aleksey you and i few days ago i had a long conversation about what's going on in south africa and then lo and behold again our conversation was about the. reported murder of white farmers and the the seizure of land without compensation and how the south african government is dealing with it grappling with it politically and internationally and then a number of sources particularly tucker carlson over at fox news talked about a few other people that well known you tubers you and i talked about it and lo and behold the south african government seems to be pulling back your thoughts. yeah there they are taking notice and you noted in our discussion peter that it's the p.r. part that the south african government is

is because i don't agree that blaming the developing country is the is not the solution because the puck to put the emission of c o two is much much higher. reach countries they are driving to s.u.v.s and four wheel drive worse so they are spending a lot more energy and time we should show you cannot blame the poor countries they are put there but there is a very low like india is just one or two tony snow so the issue is how the rich countries can change their lifestyle and how they can do a better job for their own. just as they were created in the history let's take a short break right now when we're back we'll continue talking to. nobel peace prize winner and a member of. climate change talking about climate so stay with us. with the advent of the trump presidency much has been said about america's cultural wars even a new civil war the country is clearly divided but trump didn't do this on his own there are two americas now and all six. of them so a million. viewers who was before. much of those who heard it's a preview. we will go. with. will show you this new beautiful book i mean

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went around, gleefully picking up the pucks. that's it. you don't want to miss tomorrow's show. we'll have president trump's press conference live at 5:00 p.m. president trump urges the united nations to isolate iran and promises to fix america's massive trade deficit with china. i talk exclusive with south korea's president about denuclearization with the north. and with two days to go before she makes her case to senators, a lawyer for the supreme court nominee's chief excuser is still complaining about the format, so will it happen? this is special report. >> we're coming to you live tonight from fox news world headquarters in new york, not far from that building, the united nations headquarters. good evening, i'm bret baier. he touted his historic foreign policy accomplishments, laying out clear warnings to potential adversaries, including iran, and china. chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off tonight from outside the u.n. good evening, john. >> another pointed address to the united nations, president trump today rejected in favor of the idea of patrioti

i always like to try to kate to where the puck is going to be. and what i like about these numbers is business confidence is really off the charts. when you combine that with the strong manufacturing numbers that also came out this week, that means we are going to continue with these numbers. we'll have a lot more investments. on the consumer side you have got consumer confidence off the charts. when you combine that with wage growth, it means we are going to get the con sum sun -- the consumption driver going. good today and looking good for tomorrow. what this president is doing is extraordinary. it's an extension of what he promised to do. i was part of that campaign, i was probably on one of your shows during the campaign. we are going to cut taxes, deregulate, level the playing field on trade, and all four of those points of the compass will tim late growth. that's what happened. this is a good day for america. >> when it comes to trade, we are going to focus on one country that has been getting away with murder for years you be attended to

the puck drops on in sunday afternoon at 1:00. >>> and this is a look at practice yesterday o aheadf the indianapolis colts coming to town. they t lostir first game to the bangles, and now washington is hoping to win their first two games. >>> after the break we will learn if fans will get wet at the redskins game. >>> and then animals that needed toe rescued b a >>> people areot the only ones needing to be rescued from florence. the trip didn't go quite expected. during the ride the van's alrnator failed and the animals were stranded at a g station for hours. more than 55 people showed up to help get the animals into air-conditioned cars while they waitedor a new van. the furry little creatures are all safe now. we also want to mention all of the dogs and cats will soon be up for adoption. >> amazing how stories like this can bring out the best in people and how generous people can be. >> yeah, and that's what you want to see in a time like this. >> absolutely. we are seeing pretty bad conditions there in north carolina. >> is the storm going to slow down again? could it move back o

our 7-year-old pucked up the violin. a bit of piano between the two of them yeah. >> right.n loving you. >> it kind off draws me even closer to hailey watching her be a mom. >> that's funny, huh. >> a ton of kisses to go around as we visited the home of wife hailey and their adorable now eight-month old daughter, olivia. have you had so much fun dressing her? >> oh, my goodness. >> did you play her music when she was in the belly? >> yes, all the time. she loves "meant to be." >> the tkpwraup's other half, bryan kelly has a new adventure with wife, kelly. >> it was birth on the road. we found ourselves altering our clothes and customizing thing doing stuff for the band. >> and admit tkaeub baby olivia might have inspired them on another team project. >> seeing all her little expressions makes you want your own. >> it does. >> but don't worry the country duo isn't ready for new music. >> i think this is going to be our best album yet. >> two of the nicest guys you will ever meet. >> so humble. >> by the way you can see more from our >>> concan siderations provided by. >>> a f

puck drops at 7:00. >> coming up an award and an engagement. it wasn't just sho that won it big at the emmys. the te that walked away with a fiancee. >> a historic moon mission. he's not an astronaut but planning too to g >>> to infinity and beyond. spacex is sending the first paid passenger to fly aroundhe t moon. >> a fashion entrepreneur and art curator from japan said he dreamed of visiting the moon since he was a kid. he reserved the trip for a group of artists to travel with him forree in 2023. the space-x founder elon musk announced that group will travel 240,000 mil to the moon and spend a week in space. >> musk says the first flight could begin in two noyears. here's the cnbc morning busineal report. >>street is set to open higher despite a new round of u.s. tariffs on chinese imports announced by president trump late yesterday. the dow having a four day winning streak and the s 500 a five day winning streak. the nasdaq had the worst day since july. oil prices are rising today as saudi arabia says it's comfortable with a higher price r

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kennedy: the mayor of san juan should be work on her city and not pucking fights with the president.-- and not picking fights with the president. we have seen millions of gallons of water were sitting on the ground rotting. isn't there a role for a kinder scepticism here? are we not allowed to be sceptical about certain things? can we be respectfully kept cal? >> we can, but the president was not respectfully sceptical about this. this is not empathy, this is not leadership. people died. i don't think it matters whether it was 3,000 people who passed or three. kennedy: in a tragedy you have to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> but you have to agree the democrats plan on using it against him. kennedy: of course they are. ♪ hawaii is in the middle of the pacific ocean. we're the most isolated population on the planet. ♪ hawaii is the first state in the u.s. to have 100% renewable energy goal. we're a very small electric utility. but, if we don't make this move we're going to have changes in our environment, and have a negative impact to hawaii's economy. ♪ verizon provided us a sol

he's collected everyting from pucks to jereys to bobble heads.ey wanted to take time to visit and support him. cropper says he appreciates the small things in life and this was a day he would enver forget as a sharks fan. ( darya )(ááá2shotááá) now to bay area football ... jon gruden's raiders failed to make a good first impression in the season opener against the los angeles rams.( james ) first drive of the game ... marshawn lynch goes beast mode into the end zone. he got some help from his o-line for the 10-yard touchdown. but the rams ... led by cal alum jared goff ... come back to tie game 7-7. in the 2nd quarter ... derek carr's pass to jared cook is picked off in the end zone.and its all downhill from there for the silver and black.the rams scored another t-d ... and derek carr chucked two more interceptions in the 2nd half. one of them was a pick-six. raiders fall flat in their opener ... 33-13 rams is the final score. oakland play the denver broncos next sunday. ( darya ) while it was while it was a disappointing start to the season for

there was face painting, chances to shoot the puck on the ice.k, eric carlton, was joined by joe thorton and evander kane to meet the public. the sharks have three more preseason games. regular season start with them hosting the ducks on october 1. >>> tiger woods is waking up today with a pga victory. >> the crowd loved it. tiger woods getting the win at the tour championship. it is his 80th career win on the pga tour, but this one will be memorable. a year ago he was recovering from a fourth back surgery and few people thought he would ever compete again. here is what tiger had to say after sinking that final cut. >> it all of a sudden started hitting me that i was going to win the tournament. i started tearing up a little bit and i just can't believe i pulled this off after the season and what it has gone through. it has been tough. i have had a not so easy last couple of years and it is hard to believe i won the tour championship. >> tiger woods now flies off to france where he will play in the ryder cup with the rest of his american teammate