annette: hi. i'm annette. annette. lemonis: annette. yolanda: yolanda.: yolanda, nice to meet you. i'm marcus. can we make a batch from scratch? tony: absolutely. lemonis: what do we have prepped? yolanda: we have pistachio prepped and we have lemon. lemonis: lemon? yolanda: lemon with mint. annette: you a lemon guy? lemonis: my last name is lemon. annette: all right. give it here! there you go! lemonis: let's make lemon! yolanda: this is the lemon mix. annette: out of fresh lemons. lemonis: fresh lemons. yolanda: we squeeze fresh lemons. annette: go ahead, now! there you go, marcus! shake what your mama gave you! lemonis: you got to shake it and stir it. annette: there you go! lemonis: okay, so that's the mix. now what we doing? annette: you got to pour this in the gelato machine. lemonis: okay, so this goes in the machine. annette: yeah. okay, now we're gonna mint and zested lemon. go ahead, there. go ahead and pour it. don't -- lemonis: i got it. okay. annette: and let it come out. we gonna put it in the mold. what we do...take it... tony: and then it

o "live from i am annette young. millions have organized a referendum that challenges venezuela's president nicolas maduro's plan to limit assembly. maduro is describing the vote as meaningless. betweenrea offers talks north korea to diffuse tensions between the countries. for the first time, britain and the eu are holding brexit talks. brussels demanding to know what will be the u.k.'s divorce strategy. we begin in venezuela where an estimated half-million voters have casted their ballots in an opposition organized referendum. the polls asking whether or not they approve of maduro's changes to the general assembly. this where they are using crisis -- maduro said that the vote is meaningless. renewed violence across the capital has killed at least one other person. >> celebrating a political victory, after more than 7 million opposition supporters maduro's plan to change the constitution in an unofficial referendum. the vote has no legal status, but leaders said i hope it will heap pressure on venezuela's government.

that's annette live outside the ecb in frankfurt we bring in oliver brennan annette was talking about the composition of what their actions next year will consist of that's the next question i want to ask you, where do you see it going in terms of their dialing back when it comes to corporate versus public sector >> well, we think the announcement will be in september to start the unwind in january. and an average pace of $10 billion per meeting. so the whole program would finish in q3 we don't distinguish between the corporate sector and private and public sector. we expect it to be just an average pace of reduction. >> oliver, a lot of people after mr. draghi's speech in sintra attempted the market reaction as people misunderstanding what he was trying to say. do you think he's going to be far more careful if it's even possible to be more careful when it comes to his choice of language today >> prudent is the right word the ecb are constantly walking a tightrope. now, there are 40 basis points more to sell off to 1% which would take out the qe term premium. that needs to occur f it

annette joins us from hamburg. we mentioned some of the topics that will be discussed today it won't be an easy summit do we expect any agreement on anything >> the german side is increasingly optimistic that they reach an agreement which everybody can sign up to so of course that will be a compromise, and watered down approach on trade and also climate. but still angela merkel will make it clear that trade and also the paris climate accord, these are non-negotiable issues. what we most likely will get according to a draft communique is a commitment along the lines of the g7 trade agreement from may. on climate we'll get something that will state that the united states is pulling out of the paris agreement, but still is sticking to its approach to fight global warming globally and to fight emissions so, i think that will be some sort of compromise donald trump might be up to sign that as well this is what we're understanding right now. whether we get movement on other issues i can't really tell the focus for many o

. >> reporter: neighbor andrea martin talking about 54-year-old annette house who was that found just after 3 a.m. dead stabbed inside her perkiomen township home. martin who dropped off flowers said house had reached out to her when she need help. >> i had been injured last january and she was the first person to offer to come and help me. she ran errands for us. >> reporter: this is a comfortable quiet suburban neighborhood some say they sometimes don't lock their doors. the police investigation and report of a suspicious death this morning, though, was disconcerting. >> it's nerve wracking. my wife is still shaken up. she's at work. she's on her way back and she thought it could have been one of my kids you know. first thing she did she went in the bedrooms. >> reporter: police say house often traveled for business. she had lived on abbey lane for years. she was frequently seen here with her daughter aleena. this afternoon police say they have been talking with a person of interest in the annette house death. >> we do have a person of interest and i just want to stress to the commu

annette just sat down with john cryan and joins us with more good morning >> good morning to you thatas a disappointment. the revenue line is the focus of investors here, they say because of muted client activity listen to what john cryan just told me in our interview about why revenues are so weak >> the lower level of revenues does reflect a lot of the restructures work we've done over the past year or two. we have shrunk the business a bit, sold off some businesses, non-core unit is completely gone i wouldn't like to suggest this is the level of revenues-year happy with, because we do want to grow the business client activity levels were low. when you look at the trading markets, in fixed income we're in the pack. >> what could be an optimistic sign for investors is that they finally can manage costs deutsche bank was known as the bank who can do a lot of things but can't manage costs i think john cryan is the first ceo i've seen in many years who can actually reduce costs. that's positive. having said that, he was also saying that he is thinking that europe will be the region wher

. >> fill annette no the sign. >> the search continues tonight for the gunman that so the and killed a man along the popular d.c. bike trail. police say they found 37-year-old victor williams morning along an caingt don't on northwest. investigators believed annie yu mall was also injured or killed. police are still trying to figure out if this was a target add tack. >> i arrived male bale suffering from unconscious wounds. d.c. fire and ems responded and he had been row noupsed on a spus stoment or motive. >> we now know names of two men shot to deathed in a car in a lorton aibd. police say they have ryan grass and a car parked with moore open. a tweet this morning sets the murdzers could be drug related but they would not say more. so far there's been no arrest. >> imagine this someone snuck in are you home and started living with the attic how long without you knowing about it. it happened to women until arlington. witness swit live on the scene. >> does they hear about it. footsteps up in your catic and make you should you try to convince yourself it's not nothing. the noises tha

i can't believe it report rorrer neighbors say mother and daughter annette and elainea house lived in the home together and appeared very close and can't quite understand how this could have happened. >> i don't know much, of her history, what she does and stuff but i can't see anyone wanting to hurt her. >> reporter: again, until an autopsy is complete state police will not call the death of the 54 year-old mother a homicide only saying it is suspicious at this point. within the past hour or so is when we have had development in this story, state police say they are talking to a person of interest, connected to the death here. reporting live from montgomery county, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> alycia, thank you. >>> hundreds gathered in newtown to say a final farewell to one of the victims of the bucks county killings. the funeral for 19 year-old jimi patrick was held at saint andrew catholic church. patrick was a 2016 graduate of holy ghost prep school in bensalem and was getting set to begin his sophomore year as loyala university in maryland. >>> and breaking news

the victim 54-year-old annette hough was found stabbed in the chest in her perkiomen home yesterday. her daughter first blamed an intruder, but later admitted to killing her mother. she told state police they argued about the daughter's treatment of bipolar disorder. >>> a motorcyclist who was hit and killed in delaware i-95 weekend. the driver who hit him never stopped. now, the man's family is pleading to the public for answers. dann cuellar has more. >> reporter: the historic accident scene haunts the family of christopher cooper of northeast philadelphia struck by two vehicles as he lays on the road after losing control of his motorcycle. >> they kept going and they have not turned themselves in yet. >> reporter: cooper who worked for the philadelphia water department was an avid motorcycle rider. he was riding his wife as bike in delaware. suddenly he lost control and was thrown from the motorcycle landed on the roadway. he was subsequently struck and killed by two cars whosedid notd something that is-- >> i want the people to come forward and admit to their mistake. >> reporter

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authorities say elana house hey on the left stabbed her mother, 54 entered annette house seen on the right the police responded to the home in perkiomen township early this morning after house hey called 911. house hey has been arraigned and behind bars tonight. >>> the fall-out continues following a big shake-up at the white house. sean spicer resigned as press secretary after a stormy six months. his tenure was marked with combative exchanges with reporters. the press secretary team struggled to keep up with developments in the russian investigation, he quit after president trump appointed anthony scaramucci as the new communications director >> i love the president, very loyal to the president and i love the mission that the president has. the president has really good karma. and the world turns back to him. he's a genuinely a wonderful human being and i think if the members of congress get to know him better and get comfortable with him, they're going to let him lead them to the right things for the american people. >> the white house sarah hackabee sanders is replacing as the pr

the victim is 54-year-old annette house. >> it's very sad. nice woman. very quiet.ou know, stuck to herself and just minded her own business. >> reporter: police say 21-year-old elena house hay called them after 3:00 this morning from another house saying she saw a man in a gray sweatshirt running from the house when she found her mother stabbed in the chest. when they got on scene, they say hey gave conflicting statements and had blood on her. eventually hey told police she had fight with her mother earlier in the night about hays treatment for bipolar disorder. police say they found a broken window with a gardening glove stuck in it and blood smears near the front door. but later found no signs of forced entry or a struggle. the victim had a kitchen knife stuck in her chest it's a shock to neighbors. >> devastated. i mean, what else can you say? >> reporter: and investigators say that later the girl told them that she actually took the knife into her mother's bedroom and that she broke the window on the way out. dawn? >> all right, shawnette, very sad. thank you.

fifty-four year-old annette house lived with her daughter on abby lane. her daughter's lanea house was the one who called police earlier this morning. neighbors tell "eyewitness news" they were shocked by this crime. police are saying in one in the community has any reason to fear, right now the death is considered suspicious, pending the coroner's report. >>> attorney general jeff sessions came to philadelphia encouraging local law enforcement to help put an toned sanctuary cities. >> they are providing sanctuary toss criminals. sad for me to say that within of those jurisdictions is philadelphia, and this is especially sad for residents of philadelphia hoff been victimized as a result of these policies. >> sessions said violent crime continues to plaque the city, police commissioner ross met with sessions following his speech, mayor kenney is a supporter of the sanctuary city policies was not invited to today's event. >>> heat isn't keeping us from celebrating summer if he this week we are back down the shore. ukee washington is live on the boardwalk in

authorities say elana house hey on the left stabbed her mother, 54 entered annette house seen on the right the police responded to the home in perkiomen township early this morning after house hey called 911. house hey has been arraigned and behind bars tonight. >>> the fall-out continues following a big shake-up at the white house. sean spicer resigned as press secretary after a stormy six months. his tenure was marked with combative exchanges with reporters. the press secretary team struggled to keep up with developments in the russian investigation, he quit after president trump appointed anthony scaramucci as the new communications director >> i love the president, very loyal to the president and i love the mission that the president has. the president has really good karma. and the world turns back to him. he's a genuinely a wonderful human being and i think if the members of congress get to know him better and get comfortable with him, they're going to let him lead them to the right things for the american people. >> the white house sarah hackabee sanders is replacing as the pr

. >> well, new jersey transit morris annette innings lines will end in hoboken after 7:00 , compute kearse take the path train, a bus, or a ferry, into new york city. >> memorial has been created for the woman who died after crashing into local spca building in delaware. gathered in front of the brandywine valley spca in new castle. latoya cooper, people who knew cooper say she was hard-working woman. >> very god woman. she worked hard. she work for everything in her live. i don't see her off and on, and i go checkup on her and everything, good woman. >> cooper leaves hine five children. >>> and the brandywine valley spca now closed indefinately. staff members say the vet clinic and the shelter were both severely injured in saturday's crash. almost 100 animals were moved safely to other locations, the spca says community members stepped up and responded after the incident by adopting 50 pets. still trying to figure out what caused that crash. >> well, coming up: lawmakers returning to capitol hill today. >> we'll tell you the perhaps surprisingly pessimistic outlook senator john mccain has

police say 54 year old annette house was found stabbed to death in the second floor of her bedroom of her home in perk own and township in july. authority arrested her daughter elena house-hey. she has a preliminary hearing this morning. >> about an hour and a half, a buck contagia will announce verdicts in the colds case murder trial. george shaw raped and nurds heard 14 year old barbara rowan in bensalem, more than 30 years ago. police say shaw drugged and suffocated the teen in august of 1984. they say shaw and a friend dumped her body along a highway. that friends testified in the trial last week. >>> atlantic city rail service between philadelphia and cherry hill will remain suspended due to tracks in camden county. truck slammed into a rail bridge so hard it shifted the track above. officials say there is significant damage, repairs will take about two weeks. the bus service is operating in the meantime. >> after some cool weekend temperatures, things are heating back up again. it has been wonderful start to the work week so far. meteorologist, katie fehlinger , joins us live fr

. >> thank you, my name is annette johnson.ve some background because i'm here in my own capacity but i lived, i was born in liberia and you i lived and worked there from 2010 to 2013 at ministry of justice setting up the first child justice program, and so i come with that context in mind and a couple of questions/concerns. given -- >> make it one question, because we're running out of time. >> given issue of accessibility in liberia, i heard mention of the fact that for such a program to work there is a need for government involvement but most of the government programs are funded by outside sources. the government has not shown a commitment to children in its budget based on what we've heard here today. so i'm wondering how do you envision such a program being scaled in liberia where all children do have acts is, leaving aside there is a lot of controversy in liberia if this should be the way to go? how do you give access to all children. you're only reaching 7% now. how are you going to get to 100%? because now we're leavin

the dollar offer 6%, the dollar was off 6% in first half of the annette helps boost their exports ands and that's why you see a lot of companies earnings are being affected by that. lies somewhere we did see an impact is the tobacco company stocks. it fell off today today. how's about we are seeing. >> what you're seeing is an fda that is the more active especially comes to regulation trying to move the stocks into the e-cigarettes market. this could impact the sales going forward so the market is worried about further regulation when it comes to the health and benefits of nicotine weathered cigarettes or e-cigarettes. lea: we will be watching that and you also mention very quickly i want to talk about earning season and what you have seen. >> earnings season is 70% bead on the top line in the bottom line for the companies that have so far reported. their guidance has been tempered and that's why we are not seeing a breakout. it's things like technology and financial with the market as they are waiting for fiscal policies to help carry them going forward because they've been stretched

daimler is not doing quite so poorly, 3.21 bmw slightly better, negative 2.72 let's reach out to annette a, following the story. good morning >> reporter: the situation looks worse than right after the open. now we have volkswagon down almost 4%. that is, of course, adding to losses from friday friday the shares already were 4% daimler fell 2%. bmw dropped almost 3%. you see the sheer size of losses tells you the story, tells you how investors take that report very seriously we have a report out friday afternoon saying saying these three car makers and porsche at the time independent were colluding on various issues, ranging from talking about cost of components, choice of suppliers, and technology from diesel engines to brakes, transmissions, you see the whole package. one of the investigations that they callused on size of the attention for liquid to make diesel cleaner that's one of the worst allegations. diesel being anyway under a lot of scrutiny. so the question is who has done what when. according to spiegel, these are only based on spiegel. volkswagon has issued a statement to th

annette ta is liis live in hambg >> thank you very much we arrived in the media center of the g20 venue in hamburg. next to me is the secretary-general of the oacd. let's talk about what you expect from the g20 in terms of economic policy message to the world economy. >> first of all, our diagnosis about the world economy is that it's better but not good enough. you know, we need to work on a number of areas. remember in the g20 we committed to have an additional 2% growth from 2014 to 2018. of course we are lagging behind. we are not yet there this is 2017 so we only have one more year to get there. so -- there were about 1,000 different policy commitments that were made by the governments. so we have to revise and review that commitment. but also there are a number of areas where the only solution is collective how do you deal with trade how do you deal with the issue of climate how do you deal with the issue of migration how do you deal with the issue of a successful digital policy if it's not in a collective way. so the fundamental message is going collective is not one way, it's th

the victim is 54-year-old annette house. jane and pat delaney say she's lived across the street from them for the past ten years. >> it's very sad. nice woman. very quiet. you know, stuck to herself and just minded her own business. >> reporter: police say 21-year-old elena house hay called them after 3:00 this morning from another house saying she saw a man in a gray sweatshirt running from the house when she found her mother stabbed in the chest. when they got on scene, they say hey gave conflicting statements hadn't blood on her. eventually hey told police she had a fight with her mother earlier in the night about hay's treatment for bipolar disorder. police say they found a broken window with a gardening glove stuck in it and blood smears near the front door but later found no signs of forced entry or a struggle. the victim had a kitchen knife stuck in her chest. it's a shock to neighbors. >> devastated. i mean, what else can you say? >> reporter: investigators revealed terry received message from hay's cell phone from t

and, you know, there is annett i can in the justice department that it is not just another departmenthat he wants at the department of commerce, he can do what he wants in the state department. he is in charge of american foreign policy. but the justice department has two missions. it is part of the administration but it is also part of the administration of justice which is supposed to operate neutrally and the same from one administration to the other, and that is a concept that is completely foreign to how donald trump is running his administration. and jeff sessions is trying to honor that tradition, and it's not working out so well for him so far. >> do you think it's just rhett could you s -- the recusal that sparked all this or is there something deeper here? >> it could be. today he talked about the fact that the justice department had not done enough on a leak investigation. he tried to kind of use that as a cover story but that also leads back to russia. the president cannot -- and, you know, in reporting to people who have worked for him for years and years, the president c

authority say elena house hey on the left there stabbed her mother 54 year old annette house on the right. police responded to the home on abby lane in perkioman township early yesterday morning after house-hey called 911. house-hey has been arraigned and is behind bars. >> well the fall-out continues this morning, after a big shake up at the white house. sean spicer has resigned as press secretary after a stormy six month on the job. weijia jiang at the white house with more. >> after reflection, my decision was to recommend to the president that i give anthony and sarah a clean slate to start from. >> after a little over half a year, as president trump's chief spokesman, sean spicer stepped down on friday. he later explained why to fox news channel, sean. >> i just think it was in the best interest of our communications department, of our press organization, to not have too many cooks in the kitchen. >> spicer's departure came after wall street executive, anthony, was named white house communications director. >> this is obviously a difficult situation to be in. and i applause his effor

. >> police are investigating the death of a montgomery county woman as a homicide. 54-year-old annetteouse was stabbed to death. house was found dead inside her home on abbey lane this morning. investigators say they have a person of interest but they aren't releasing information about just what led to the murder. >>> two men responsible for a deadly double shooting are still on the run. police say they forced their way into a home and then they shot a 36-year-old man in a wheelchair killing him. his 51-year-old caretaker was also shot in the leg and rushed to the hospital. the two were attacked just after they returned home on the 3300 block of north gratz street in tioga-nicetown. the motive remains under investigation. >> ♪ >> now to an "action news" exclusive today. philadelphia police k-9s are being credited with leading investigators to the bodies of three of the four missing men in bucks county. and today we got chance to see the dogs in action. and to talk to their handlers about the search that captivated this country. >> he knows when he's got that vest on. >> reporter: meet

. >> ethic which he proved annette see his stomach she is a great if you are a staffer, i would follow it seriously. she is grounded and levelheaded. the stuff is happening around her and she is having to manage it. i think what you see also is that there is a lot of pent-up resentment between the newcomen occasions director anthony scaramucci, and the chief of staff reince priebus. i took the show they put on last week saying everything is fine, we get along great, i don't necessarily think that's true. now we see that in these comments that there is a lot that has to be decided by the president. this is not something that scaramucci can decide or reince priebus can decide. i actually think this decision comes down to the president. they've both made their case. if they're both going to stay, then the president has to make that happen. if priebus is going to go, other changes, i would suggest making them soon, because the transition because of them not to be able to talk about the things that are going on. >> martha: how to get right back to that with you. we'll take a quick break, an

annette: shake what your mama gave you!lato pop business has big potential... we know that the margins in this business are spectacular. ...but the owner's been frozen in place. help me build the blueprint. tony: okay. i will. lemonis: 'cause i don't feel like you're into it right now. tony: well, i'm frustrated. lemonis: he's let his operation fall into chaos. there's no inventory system. there's no process to anything. he's left his employees to fend for themselves. tony's really not around that much. yolanda: no. lemonis: when's the last time you worked the truck? tony: i don't work in the truck. lemonis: and he's sunk hundreds of thousands of dollars into a failed franchise model, putting his family's life savings at risk. they're not gonna bail you out anymore.

inside found dead, 54-year-old annette house. she had been stabbed.ndrea martin came to place a flower outside the dead woman's home this afternoon. she told us house went out of her way to be a good neighbor. >> she was a very lovely person. i had been injured last january and she was the first person to offer to come and help me. she ran errands for us and my little dog eats homemade food and she went to the store to get him his green beans and beef want not. >> reporter: house was often seen around her neighborhood with her daughter elena mother and daughter said to be close. >> very nice people. i mean, didn't really bother you much, you know. >> they had a little dog he 82 you had to run over the yard and play with my dog and stuff and she was always very apologetic, the mother, but that's all i know about them. >> reporter: again police saying they are waiting on the results of an autopsy not clear if they'll get those results tonight or at a later time and they say they have identified and have been speaking with a person of interest in this ca

my net is annette johnson and had to get some background because i'm here in my own capacity but i liveorn in library and i lived and worked there from 2010-2013 at the nation of justice setting up the first child justice program. and so i come with that context in mind, and a couple of questions/concerns. >> we will have to make one question because we're running out of time. >> given the issue of accessibility in liberia, i heard mention of the fact that for such a program to work, there is a need for government involvement, but most of the government programs are funded by outside sources. the government has not shown a commitment to children in its budget, based on what we've heard here today. so i'm wondering how do you all envision such a program being scaled in library to were all children to have access, even leaving aside that there's a lot of controversy in the liberia, if they should be the way to go? how did you access to all children? you are only reaching 7% now. how are you going to get to 100%? because now we are leaving one problem and we are creating inequality because

potential adopters can meet "pallet" at the tom and annette lantos center for compassion in burlingame. (grant) two aggressive shark attacks in southern california have prompted shark advisories at several beaches.. one of the attacks happened off the coast of santa barbara another happened in goleta... the first man was on a paddle board and says an 8-foot great white shark bit off the front of his board. the second attack..just hours later...a kayaker says a great white bit his kayak..flipping him into the water.. fortunately niether victim was hurt. brett zodtner jackson /kayak bit by shark"the first thing i saw was its nose .. bite .. jaw coming right at me!""it grabbed me and then it drove me sideways, flipped me over .. ended up on the bottom of the kayak which was out of water.""the puncture marks went all the way around the top and bottom." a shark expert measured that bite mark on the kayak and put the size of the shark at 11 to 13 feet.. roughly the size of an adult great white male shark. female great whites are even bigger. next we're covering the sinking millenium tower. w

'01 to close by simply mentioning reasons why annette's preventing those efforts of people like us to work hard and let me just mention the three factors we really don't know where this administration will go. second united states of america is not just that period and tell the next election we will have a long future global governance is a response to a reality requiring a russian corporation and to have a future after donald trump which will focus of the war again of global governance. so right now the united states of america has enormous numbers of actors who were working in spite of what the national government may be doing so to have that is to have sovereign powers. in particular after that announced withdrawal of the claimant and that 40 million people. but to meet xi jinping in beijing. that said president, i have a bigger role for california in u.s.-china relations. and then invited them to join in the initiative. company's. businesses with an enterprise of global guidelines and the ngos. with a strong role in the united states to galvanize public opinion and sometimes even

victim is 54-year-old annette house. >> sad, nice woman, very quiet. stuck to herself and just minded her own business. >> police say 21-year-old elena house hey called them after 3:00 this morning from another house saying she saw a man if a gray sweatshirt running from the house when she found her mother stabbed in the chest. when they got on scene they say hey gave conflicting statements and had blood on her. eventually hey told police she had a fight with her mother earlier in the night about hey's treatment for bipolar disorder. they found a broken window with gardening glove in if and blood smears near the front door and found no signs of forced entry or struggle. the victim had a kitchen knife stuck in her chest. it's a shock to neighbors. >> def stated shawnette wilson fox 29 news. >> a funeral will be held for one of the young women held in bucks county farm. friend and family of dean justin finch are invited. the 19-year-old was killed over a drug dispute with, finocchiaro is the final funeral of the four victims. the other two sources for to

i look along that front bench opposite and i see a cop annette —— a cabinet bickering and pushed furtherce crucial brexit negotiations. is it the truth that the divided government is unable to give this country the leadership it so desperately needs now to deal with these issues? the reality is that he is always talking britain down and we are leading britain fall. let's look at the record of our time in government. 3 million morejobs, 4 million people out of paying income tax, over 30 million people with a cut in their income tax, record levels of people in employment, record number of women in work, deficit cut by three quarters, inequality down, record levels of foreign direct investment. that is a record to be proud of and you only get it with a conservative government. ido i do not think the honourable gentleman knew how popular he was. the black country flag has come under attack on the other side of the chamber, but will the prime minister in again congratulating gracie shepherd who designed the flag when she was just 12 years old, reflecting our industrial heritage and does she a

the venice film festival has selected four- time oscar nominee annette bening as president of the festival'sury. bening is just the sixth woman to head the venice jury, and the first in over a decade. the 74th venice film festival opens august 30th.(nat) "this was never part of the plan.""it's part of mine."fan-boy alert! comic-con attendees in san diego this month can be among the first to see charlize theron in "atomic blonde," which opens in theaters july 28th. along with rumored convention screenings of the cold war action thriller, theron is scheduled to attend comic-con, taking part in a panel appropriately titled "women who kick ass." in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (will) coming up... a man suffered a major injury while using illegal fireworks in the east bay. how it happened.(dave) and after the break.. a look at your forecast. (dave)morning fog breaks up and returns to sunny skies. warming to the end of the week. your forecast is next. and here's a live look outside...san mateo coming up on 4-30... here are the big stories we're working on for you this morning... police have charge

. >> what are you celebrating, annette?irthday to her. welcome back today. lots to celebrate on our plaza. matt has the morning off. willie is in again. we have harry styles. we're excited about that. >> and fin. >> and fin. >> you and i with harry styles and fin, it's going to be great, baby. >> we're going to crack the lens. >> i don't know who has more plaza fans? harry styles or savannah guthrie. >> savannah has a crush. >> maybe just crazy. >>> lots to get to. busy morning. let's get to your news at 8:00 a.m. the white house playing down a new controversy that erupted overnight, involving russian president vladimir putin. nbc white house correspondent kristen welker joins us with the latest on that. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. president trump will try to shift the focus back to his made in america theme this week. but it's a previously undisclosed meeting that he had outside the country that is raising a fresh round of questions about his relationship with russia. this morning the