much like our steak sandwich that we have -- here's a lifetime supply of arby's. >> arby's has respondedved it. and they said arby's going to send them something. >> you're the sauerkraut to my roast beef, the au jus to my sandwich. as long as they serve quality sandwiches which is forever. >>> thanks for joining us. you can catch the next episode >> hi, everyone. i'm lizzie bermudez. welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interests, food, and entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. on today's show, a look at shn's 2017-2018 season. >> i've never gotten season tickets before, but i'm glad i did. >> then, the perfect cheese and charcuterie place. that tastes so good. >> yeah, isn't it good? >> all we're missing is a glass of wine. and we're exploring the yucatán state of mexico. culture, cuisine, and natural beauty. >> when people come here, they learn how to live and how to enjoy life and how to enjoy nature. >> all of this fun driven by your northern california honda dealers. ♪ >> hi, everyone. i'm lizzie bermudez, and one of my favorite things about

available at arby's nationwide until the end of this month. >> i don't know if i've ever seen an arby's here. >> there's one in sterling. >> i don't know about the wawa. i know i've seen arby's around. >> there's two wawas actually. >> if you can show me a long john silvers, you'll be my best friend. >> definitely a good day for cold drink. let's do it that way. another day close to 90 today. in downtown we have a muggy start early cooler air. partly cloudy. mostly clear skies. depends where you live. out on the storm team 4 weather deck. clear view of the moon. 79 degrees right now. north westerly breeze. northerly component to the wind today should eventually take the edge off the humidity and keep temperatures quite a bit cooler than yesterday. off to a really muggy start though, 79 washington. 70 springfield. virginia. 69. in pan handle of west virginia. open pool day today, but compared to yesterday when we were 95, 96, 97 degrees. today upper 80s. will be more tolerable temperature wise. a lot more cloud cover coming in later on in the afternoon and chances for thunderstorms roll

arby's, burger king and boston market are some of the other restaurants with gluten free items. >>> are you good at solving puzzles? if so it could land you a job. good morning landon. >> hi, good morning. you are exactly right. jaguar, land rover is hiring 50,000 people this year and you could improve your chances by landing one of those jobs by solving puzzles. wants the employees to download an app that will test for engineering skills. seeking to add. many companies starting to use games to give candidates an opportunity to show off skills they would actually use on a job and wouldn't come up in a traditional interview. >> speaking of games. one company is hoping to make money off family game night. tell us about that. >> reporter: yes, and that is hasboro. offering two gaming options. one family friendly and one geared toward party games and adults. each box includes three games tlifred every two months. focuses on new and exclusive games other than classic titles. >> landon dowdy with cnbc. thank you. >>> take a look at wall street. up 144 points. >>> coming up at 5:30. police pun

output in hopes of reviving the coal industry, more americans are in coal washes, theme parks and even arby'sys more workers than the coal industry. >> global warming, it's a hoax. >> reporter: the president had strong opinions coming in from both sides of the inner circle. the it is a win for chief strategist steve bannon who along with 22 senate republicans pushed for trump to pull out of the deal and it marks a loss for ivanka trump, jared kushner and even the pope. apple ceo tim cook and tesla's head elon musk who all lobbied to stay. >> i think withdrawing from the paris accord is a historic monumental mistake. >> down here in south florida we understand the environment and the economy are one in the same. >> clearly the agreement remains irreversible. >> reporter: withdrawing from the paris climate agreement won't happen overnight. the u.s. has to wait three years before it is eligible to withdraw and then another year before that takes effect. president trump is essentially stuck with the agreement until just after the 2020 election. janai norman, abc7 news, washington. >> in response

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and even arby's has more workers than the coal industry. >> global warming, a lot of it is a hoax. >> the president had strong opinions on both sides of the issue from the inner circle. it's seems a win for chief strategist steve bannon and mark a loss for ivanka trump and jared kushner and even the pope. they all lobbied to stay. >> i think withdrawing from it's paris accord is a historic monumental mistake that we will pay the price for for the next several generations. >> and withdrawing from the deal won't happen overnight. the u.s. has to wait three years to be eligible to withdraw and wait another year until it takes affect. and he is stuck with it until just after the 2020 election. channel 6 "action news." monica back to you. >> we are following developing news from the philippines tonight where gunshots and explosions sent people running for their lives at a hotel and casino complex. it happened local time at a resort next to the international terminal at the airport in manilla, several people were reported injured and there was an estimate on how badly or how many were hurt.

arby's lie gear is a cream cyst california milk shake with stripes.me the shake will be available until the end of june. high anxiety over new highs on wall street. a new survey from merrill lynch shows 44 percent of professional investors believe the stock market is too high. that is a record high and it comes as the do you and the s & p 500 and the russell 2,000 all hitting new all-time highs. meanwhile the hits keep coming for retailer sears now saying it's cutting 400 full-time jobs many of the positions corporate office in illinois. if you'll recall the company recently announced its closing stores because of slumping sales. the publisher of magazines fortune, times slashing 300 positions. that's about 4 percent of its workforce. verizon finalizing its four and a half billion dollar of yahoo on tuesday. marissa meyer is stepping down. reports say she's walking away with 23 million bucks in severance pay and that doesn't include the value of her stock holdings. that's business. i'm david asman. man. stronger is rebuilding a newborn's h