athena: i'm athena. rachel: nice to meet you. athena: nice to meet you, too. rachel: this is david. hello. athena: hi, david. lemonis: the goal here was to have athena take rachel through the commercial baking process, for her to see the efficiency and how the cost could be lower. but instead of rachel having an open mind and learning... rachel: i use fresh eggs, so i don't know if you -- athena: eggs come pasteurized in boxes. rachel: oh, oh, no. so, we use the fresh, and we have a machine that cracks them all. lemonis: ...she's arguing about the eggs... rachel: i have tried those eggs, and they don't taste as good. athena: no one will taste the difference. rachel: all right. we'll see. we'll see. lemonis: ...and the butter... rachel: i use salted butter, by the way. athena: you do salted butter? we're gonna get rid of that. rachel: no, it makes it so good, i'm telling you. athena: but you don't want to add that to -- you can control it. rachel: i know! i add it, too. i add salt, too. lemonis: ...which doesn't sound very constructive to me. athena: we're gonna do two versions of th

after 20 minutes athena needs to find shade. dispenses evening in front of the t.v. his favorite show humans is on tonight. your sister. slaves. the same and says about androids that develop a consciousness and threaten to usurp humanity. so. i can see that though come a time when creations that i serve a movie about and i could talk to her. she'd have a form of all official intelligence so i think the future is going to be interesting. researchers in the us are busy working to make that future a reality a californian manufacturer has devised what it builds as the world's 1st sex robot it's programmed with voice recognition software and can talk using a bluetooth powered speakers. motors in her face allow harmony to meet our lips and head and blink. my name is harmony. designed to be a companion. love. i will love you. love me. scientists warn that sex robots threaten the fabric of human society nevertheless they predict relationships with these machines will be widespread by 2050 i just would love that i can begin the you'll be more exciting actually. if i could cha

. >> athena jones -- is there any word, athena, as to what caused the outage yet?ning, christie and martin. mayor bill de blasio mentioned the cause. that affected 73,000 customers. that could be many more people. that could be apartment buildings, multiple series. here's what de blasio had to say about the costs. >> it didn't work. no other external influence here. this is something that went wrong, in the way they transmit power from one end of the city to the other to address demand. >> you heard bill de blasio talking about what could be the issue. but con ed, the power company, said there's going to be a full analysis. andrew cuomo has asked for another look. i'm standing at the dividing line. just above 51st street, past this block, it was dark. the pacific similar billiymbols. people on subways had to be rescued. some of them by the fire department. i exited a street at 66 street. people were jumping in to help direct traffic. andrew cuomo dispersed a couple of shows. some of the performers came on the street and did a few numbers physician the tourists. a c

cnn's athena jones on the 50 yard line with the highlights of the debate last night. athena? >> reporter: good morning, john. last night we saw the most progressive candidates elizabeth warren and bernie sanders fending off attacks on their policy from the more moderate candidates while avoiding clashing with each other. the ideological divides within the democratic party on full display last night. >> folks seem more concerned about scoring points or outdoing each other with wish list economics. >> you're going to hear a lot of promises up here. >> we can go down the road that senator sanders and senator warren want to take us with bad policies like medicare for all, free everything, and impossible promises that will turn off independent voters and get trump re-elected. >> what do you say to congressman delaney? >> you're wrong. >> reporter: the moderates clashing with bernie sanders and elizabeth warren questioning their electable with their progressive agendas and slamming their key domestic proposal medicare for all. >> i'm saying the policies of this notion that you're g

jones right there on the stage, thanks very much. >> great reporting, athena, thank you. we have a great team in detroit to break it all down. all right, guys and gals. i think this moment between elizabeth warren and john delaney summed up the moment. let's play it. >> i don't understand why anybody goes to all the trouble of running for president of the united states just to talk about what we really can't do and shouldn't fight for. >> did she make her lane last night? did she make a lane to say, hey, liberals that have been coming to me from sanders keep coming? >> she did. she was able to make that message to a liberal part of the party. the key question is whether or not that's going to drive away volters who are more moderate, suburban, who may be uncomfortable with medicare for all only getting private insurance but she made the case we have to fight, that the economy is not working for the broader middle class and we have to have bold big structural change because the moderate ideas aren't going to energize him and that's the question democrats are facing. do you

so cnn's athena jones live with us on the debate stage with what we can expect tonight. athena? >> reporter: good morning, alyson. another big night ahead. another ten candidates duking it out on stage. biden will be on center stage, flanked by kamala harris and cory booker. also on stage julian castro, jay insley, keirsten ill-ground and michael bennett and bill de blasio. we know joe biden is likely to be a big target for folks like booker and harris and probably several others on this stage. he has said he's going to be more aggressive fighting back. we'll see whether he's able to defend himself and also make a commelli c compelling case for his candidacy. the stakes for biden are high after the underwhelming performance at the miami debate. this is the last chance for several of the candidates on this stage tonight to get a boost in fund raising and polling so that they can qualify for the next debate in september. the criteria are much tougher. 2% in qualifying polls and 130,000 individual donors. so the big challenge for the lower tier candidates on the edges of the stage

athena, what do you know about this?w they had to, of course, evacuate madison square garden. this is early in jennifer lopez's tour. she had only been on stage for a short time when those lights went out. there was a lot of confusion at first and then people were evacuated. this is what we saw all around town. i was coming in on a train from amtrak. at one point they wouldn't let us pull into the station. this is about a half an hour or so after the power started going out. they wouldn't let us start pulling in because there were signal issues, they said. ultimately they were backing us up to take us back to new jersey to wait it out. they let us come into the station. coming into the station the subways were disrupted. several subway lines in the center of the city, people were trapped on trains, they had to be rescued by firefighters. there were elevators that weren't working, street lights out, people directing traffic, civilians. a lot of disruption for those five hours. as you heard there, they don't believe it was

. >> cnn's athena jones is with us now. any word on what caused it yet? >> reporter: good morning.d will be investigating this. their ceo said they're going to do a full engineering analysis to get to the bottom of what caused this outage that lasted almost five hours. we also know the governor of new york, andrew cuomo, is calling for a full investigation as is the mayor of new york city, bill de blasio. this knocked out power to some 72,000 customers. some of these customers could have been huge buildings, condo buildings, apartment buildings. people were trapped in elevators, people were trapped on the subway with the fire department helping to evacuate the subways. i can also tell you a lot of things that are very popular and common in new york city were disrupted. several broadway shows were disrupted or canceled. you had some performers, for instance, from the musical "come from away" coming out on the street and performing songs from the show for folks who weren't going to be able to see the musical. also a jennifer lopez concert at madison square garden was disrupted. it ha

is that even allowed, athena? >> reporter: well, it's allowed for me. good morning, alisyn, this is, as you said it, the big night, the second major opportunity for these candidates to make their case to voters on a national stage, who's going to be on this beautiful stage tonight. we already mentioned the progressives, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren who will be at center stage, beto o'rourke and pete buttigieg, also on stage, amy klobuchar, mary ann williamson, montana governor steve bullock will be making his first appearance in a debate. we'll keep a close eye on the match up between warren and sanders. they are friends after all, but they're also vying for some of the same supporters. we know the moderators are going to be looking to draw out the contrast between those two candidates. they also have to contend with the other moderates on the stage seeking to make their own case, saying why their vision is more pragmatic and less costly, than some of the policy plans by sanders and warren. among those match ups, pete buttigieg and beto o'rourke

from this flexibility and the big market of course in china where it can try at these ideas cliff athena thank you very much. for chinese steel products have come under fire again after the u.s. launched fresh tirades against the country on monday steel from mexico is also affected washington justified the move by claiming the 2 countries are helping them manufacturers' with unfair subsidies a decision comes amid ongoing tensions between beijing and the united states on 2 months off the us president trump agreed to lift steel tariffs against us. to some of the other business stories making headlines today shares in german chemical giant b a s f have tumbled off of the group slashed its earnings for calls for the year b s f says preliminary 2nd quarter figures are significantly lower and it blames the impact of trade conflicts. regulators in europe have ordered inspections on some older a $380.00 super jumbo planes after some cracks were detected in wings on the world's largest passenger aircraft says it has identified the issue and that it does not affect the airworthiness of the a $380.

he is probably a candidate for not just college but for a good college." >> thanks to athena jones therelet's bring in aidan friedman and it's good to see you both. the appellate court said this has to be sent back, this time to an adult court. avery, is there already a message now being sent? will this be tantamount to or lead to a fair trial? >> i think there's no question but that the reversal of judge troiano tees it up for a fair trial. the decision written by this particular judge was just reprehensible. the idea that because someone comes from a good family somehow excuses the horrific violence of this young woman is just inexcusable. and good for the court of appeals. the judges there made it very clear this is wrong. it doesn't matter if you're rich, poor, you're a good student or bad student. if anything, a good family would have taught this young man that what he did is unacceptable in any respect. so look forward to this case going to a grand jury, look for the indictment and look for the trial going forward in adult court. >> so, richard, do you see that this reversal would

owner athena burkett says she and her husband have been friends. their entire basement flooded and filled up with sewage water. they had to throw out most of their belongings. they're tryin do the repairs themselves. which they say is challenging. >> i had to stop couple days and be like i can't think about this at all guilty because i only have a certa amount of days off work. i should be using this time. it's just overwhelming. >> athena says they're looking at $50,000 for the total cost of all their repairs. if ud yoo like to help we have a link to annline fundraiser in our nbc washington app. search flood. >>> and a heads up, you won't be able the take a walk on the part of the c&o canal. the national parks service closed part of the canal in montgomery county. the thunderstorm knocked down a lot of trees and crews are working to can up the path. they say it will remain closed until further notice. >>> now we want to get to metro news. the transit agency may have flushed more than a half million dollarsown the drain on a self-cleaning toilet th

cnn's athena jones live on the debate stage. athena, you look beautiful in that lighting in front of that very dramatic stage. >> reporter: it's going to be a dramatic night. good morning, alyson. we know this is an important opportunity for voters to make their case why they should be president. we've already mentioned the two going to be at center stage, elizabeth warren and who else will be on stage tonight? amy klobuchar, john delaney, john hickenlooper. unlike the miami debate, these candidates will have a chance to give opening and closing remarks. we'll be watching closely the matchup between elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. they're friends and they've signaled they're not likely to go after each other in an aggressive way, but we know they're going to have to draw out the contrast between themselves so they can win over voters. they're trying to win over pretty much the same block of voters, and we know the moderators will be able to make sure they dry out those contrasts. they're also going to have to contend with t

athena, thank you so much. i appreciate it. >>> coming up for us, senator kamala harris is once again trying to -- is explaining her health care plan and in doing so also clearing up confusion surrounding her position on health care. does the new medicare for all plan that she's just rolling out today, does that plan do that? the campaign is joining me here live. >>> plus, a massive backlash, but no apologies right now. the president is tripling down at this point on his attack against democratic congressman elijah cummings and the city of baltimore. stay with us as we count down the cnn presidential debate live from detroit, michigan. i had a few good tricks to help hide my bladder leak pad. like the old "tunic tug". but always discreet is less bulky. and it really protects. 'cause it turns liquid to gel. so i have nothing to hide. always discreet. you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don'

. >>> the berkeley city council has taken the unusual step of removing gender specific words from athena civil code and replacing them with gender- neutral term. some examples of the changes include manpower to human effort, chairman to chairperson, and craftsman is now artisan. amberly spoke with the person behind the change and his reaction to it. >> reporter: a telling example of what berkeley's new ordinance will dothe renaming of manholes in his municipal code. this budget is a steel cover on the ground, covering a whole. >> reporter: starting next month it will be called a maintenance hole, eliminating the gender specific term man. >> they come up with these cockamamie things all the time. >> reporter: the day he is referring to is the city council was passed an ordinance unanimously tuesday. >> language has power. it's the words that we use that are important. >> reporter: 23-year-old rigel robinson is the city councilman has instituted the ordinance pretty >> it is not only timely but necessary to make sure that our laws benefit everyone. >> reporter: the changes don't speak to e

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. >> reporter: athena burke et and her husband kenny worked hard to buy theirfirst house in arlington, but in an instant their dream home went from looking like this to being fill ytheah.wi we're just recovering from that since then. of reporter: burke et sitting in what remains the first flor and as for the front living room itlooked like this right after the flood and now it looks like this. the second for survived, but water took out part of the staircase. >> so to go upstairs i usually will get my balance here and pull up. nd another uphill battle, this was their basement. the whole thingre swage water >> the first couple of days it -- the smell was unbearable, and itas also really hot. >> to make matters worse burkette says they didn't have inlood rance. their insurance company told them they didn't need it because the neighborhood doesn't normally flood. >> we'll have to replace all of the walls. >> reporter: now they are looking at $50,000 for repairs. >> this is kind of us out in termsngwi of oursavings, an and it's going to take us a long time to build that back. >> reporter:

lot of progress had been made during that talks but thanks sins against pyongyang remain in place athena correspondent more i've got stiff explains why the symbolic meeting could affect the almost total economic blockade of north korea. for all the buzz hype and the coverage denuclearization was going nowhere it had stalled again despite all the summits and all the handshakes perhaps what it needed was something crazy something radical. the 1st sitting u.s. president to visit north korea who would have thought the world's most militarized border to boot they shook hands again and talked him draw movement trump trying to revive denuclearization efforts that were clinically dead made some progress so we had to start small form teams to find common ground little things that could lead to bigger ones and spoiling everything and as is tradition now of those sanctions they're saying on member some point look i'm looking forward to taking the ball i don't like sanctions being on his country i'm looking forward but the sanctions remain in use but at some point during the negotiation things going

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. >> reporter: the controversy reaching athena following the world cup when but it all started in januaryng these comments from the woman who would go on to score in the championship clinching all. >> i'm not going to the white house, no, not going to the white house. we are not going to be invited, i doubt it. >> reporter: the star forward back in the us doubling down on her anti-trump stance while saying a teen visit to the capital to see chuck schumer and nancy pelosi is what they really want. >> we said publicly, most of the team, i think everybody is with me. we don't want to go to the white house, thank you, chuck schumer, we are happy to accept your invitation. >> donald trump congratulating the women on their win, at least for the moment the firestorm surrounding her vow never to visit the white house while adding this. >> will you invite the women's teams the white house, the soccer team? >> we will look at that. >> reporter: interesting to hear what if anything the players say about their travel plans tomorrow. the canyon of heroes in downtown manhattan under a stream of tickert

. >> the controversy reaching athena following the world cup win but it started in january followings between a woman who would score the championship goal. >> now. not going to the white house. we are not going to be invited. >> reporter: back in the us with her team doubling down on her anti-trump stands while simultaneously saying a team visit to the capital, chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, is what they want. >> we said publicly most of the team, i think everybody is with me. we don't want to go to the white house. thank you, chuck schumer for inviting us. >> reporter: for his part donald trump unequivocally congratulating women on their win, putting aside the firestorm surrounding the found never to visit the white house while adding this. >> will unify the women seem to the white house? >> we will look at that. >> we will be interested to hear what the players say about potential dc travel plans tomorrow in downtown manhattan under confetti. unless we make this a political thing, the phrase for the team comes from both sides. >> great job by them but it is unfortunate it took th

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let's begin with national correspondent athena jones. so how are candidates poising themselves, getting ready? >> reporter: hi, frederica. as you know these debates are huge opportunities for the candidates to make their case before a wide audience, a big national audience and they play an outside role in shaping the race. remember what happened with senator kamala harris at the last debate in miami going after vice president biden on desegregation, on federally mandated busing to desegregates schools. she saw a bump in the polls, a bump in attention because of that successful attack, and so that's the sort of thing we'll be watching for a couple of nights from now. not just harris potentially versus joe biden but also senator cory booker, julian castro. beth of them have signaled they plan to go after biden as have several other candidates. we'll be watching to see about those matchups. how vice president biden handles himself. is he able to both defend himself while also making a compelling case why he believes he should be the parties

want to go first to athena jones live on the debate stage with the highlights.t's like being on the field at halftime. you're walking the 50 yard line. >> good morning. absolutely. it was something to watch last night. last night we saw the most progressive candidates, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders, fend off attacks on their policy while avoiding clashing with each other. >> the ideological divides within the democratic party on full days play last night. >> folks seem more concerned about scoring points or outdoing each other with wish list economics. >> you're going to hear a lot of promises up here. >> we can go down the road that senator sanders and senator warren want

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joining me right now the cnn's political analyst and athena jones. just listening to pete buttigieg -- because when you look at the pole number that is brutal. zero african-american respondents give him support. you have strength for biden. harris is may being gains, but then what buttigieg is up against. and then you hear his pitch when he's speaking to the rin yau push coalition. what i took from it is it's going to take a long time. >> i think so. you talk about name recognition and biden's eight years with biden and obviously kamala harris comes from a black community. pete buttigieg doesn't and he made a good point explaining that. he's also said that he's willing to put in the work. people just don't know who he is, and when he's making gains when it comes to fundraising and not moving so much in the polls, we know that that has to do with the black vote. and he's willing to fight for it, willing to show that he's willing to do the work. and i think that certainly black voters aren't a monolith and they want to see candidates trying to win thei

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owner athena burkettays she and her husband have been staying with friends because their house is not livable. the entire basement filled up sewage water, yikes, and they had to throw out most of their belongings here. they are trying to learn how to do some repairs themselves which they say has been pretty tough. >> had to like stop a couple of days and can't think about this at all, and then you feel guilty because i only have a certain i unt of days about work and should be using this time, and it's just overwhelming. >> she says they are looking at $50,000 for the total cost of all the repairs. if you would like to helpe out a link to an online fund-raiser in our nbc shington app. just search flood there. i've got a lot of friends in washington because that storm is no jo he. >> whatve we got, three or four inches. >> that was incredible. >> literally dozens and dozens and dozens of familie from arlington all the way up towards frederick that have been dealing with this all going through an insurance process and rebuilding, especially in many basements. >> remember the scene from

panorama the ancients have recognized. 2,500 years ago, they built the parthenon temple in honor of athenathe goddess of wisdom and war. and with it, the foundations of western civilizati. this connection to a glorious past is seared io the greek national psyche. >> when i see acropolis, i feel richer. the. is the treasure of my l >> reporter: this room with a view belongs to architect irini frezou. >> it's a part of my identity as a greek. many years ago, i che to live here, so i identify myself with this great world heritage monument. so i have to see it. i have to feel its energy. i feel. i feel that it's very important to see and to idenfy yourself from all over around. >> reporter: frezadou had been in danger of losing the spectacular view. a large hotel was slated for the plot next to her apartment block. but, the building permit was withdrawn for early may, after the government acknowledged it would jeopardize the skyline around the acropolis. >> greece, our treasure is environment and culture. and you cannot divide them. you have to look at them and toe plan responso our great envi