slaps barbecue.d be me. >> america can vote. >> how did you get in the business. >> we started in the competition barbecue. competitions are big thing. out there competing 30 times a year putting our food on the line. we decided we want to put our food on the line against the other restaurants in kansas city. we did. we have grown exponentially. one of the top barbecue restaurants in the country. that gave us opportunity to partner with heinz and create a kansas city sweet and smoky sauce find in any store. >> is that what kansas city is known for sweet and smoky sauce. >> sweet and smoky that's a perfect definition of kansas style barbecue. >> let me try your baked beans. heinz sauce and everything. it's a real nice balance blend and should give you the feel of what kansas city barbecue is all about. >> you also sell your rubs. do you use a rub and a sauce? >> absolutely. kansas city starts with complex flavor profile of nice dry rub. squeal like a pig. perfect blend. >> squeal like a pig. >> you ca

barbecue bob helping us out for a memorial day barbecue. if you missed the recipe, go to ktvu.com. while we are making tacos. i am sure the guys have something delightful to go with the meal. >> if you are making pulled pork tacos or burgers or hot dogs or whatever you are making, what beverages should you have on hand? >> a couple come to mind. he has hin own ideas about that. what can we match with some of those tacos? >> definitely. pulled pork tacos. one for beer drinkers. one for the wine. the butter chardonnay. okie, buttery, creamy. >> i like it. >> do you like an oaky chardonnay? >> i do. red wine might be better with meat? >> you can have whatever you want. if you are doing red meats, try trip, hamburgers, the cedar mountain is great. 50% cabernet. 550% merlot wraps it up nicely. >> go back to this for a second. what is the beer? >> the beer going with the pulled pork tacos is the passion fruit kicker from green flash. they are out of san diego. great passion fruit flavor. >> a nice light beer? >> is fruit beer -- i have never been a big fan. are people buying this more an

it's 99% terrible barbecue, and so to get real barbecue, you've got to drive. >> anthony: way out inuck if you could find it, is one of the most respected barbecue joints in the u.s. of a. run by one of the most respected old-school pit masters. ask a chef. ask anybody who knows good barbecue, and they will tell you where to go. here. a run-down-looking takeout about two hours' drive out of charleston in hemingway, south carolina. now, how long have you been doing this? >> rodney: since i was 11. >> sean: that's crazy. >> rodney: i grew up doing this. my family started in 1972, so i grew up running around this place. >> anthony: it's hard. >> rodney: it is. >> sean: that's why no one does it, man. that's why there's nothing but bad barbecue 'cause in my opinion the only true way to make barbecue is the burned barrel and the pits and you gotta stay up all night. >> rodney: all night. >> anthony: rodney scott, a man sought after all over the world for some of the finest whole hog barbecue there is. rodney and his family have been doing it like this and only like this for 43 years. burn

keep the kids about three to six feet away from your barbecue. make sure that you don't leave it unattended, but before you really jump in and start doing this inspect the pipelines because three out of five houses are using now gas on their grill and you don't know what has happened to last year. if there's any leak in the pipe or anything in the actual grill, it's dangerous. >> that's a good person. >> can you do that on your own? >> i think the best thing -- you can do it on your own. you can see any rupture in the pipeline and you just exchange it and that's the key. keep it away from home. basic common sense things and people may or may not pay attention. you have trees that have grown over the last year, the branches may be right over the fire. just be careful with that. then we talk about the actual safety of the food once -- >> before we do that, i want to get into -- i think that's a common episode that happens every year and it's very tragic. people who don't have gas grills use brickettes and soak them first with lighter fluid and then

if i open up barbecue in texas, it's a problem because i'm competing against that region's barbecue -- not a battle that i'm willing to fight. i'd much rather take the money and build into the infrastructure here and make this a destination. these ribs are ridiculous. what are you food costs today? do you know? as a percentage? norton: 41%, 42%. now, 41% is what the food people tell us. 41% is good. lemonis: the people that sell you the food can tell you that. norton: [ chuckles ] lemonis: and, you know, your food costs being high are a function of what? what do you think, ewell? ewell: what do i know about food costs? i don't even cook. [ laughs ] norton: how much they eat? lemonis: how much they eat. that's one. what else? what they pay for it. i couldn't go to wendy's... lynn: oh, yeah. we've been there. yeah. lemonis: ...for this price. -lynn: this would be shuler. -lemonis: are you the boss? -shuler: eh. -lemonis: i'm marcus. nice to meet you. did you know that you and i have something in common? we're both adopted. lynn: cool. lemonis: do you know how lucky you are? norton: i kn

there's a local barbecue place here called annie's barbecue. have you been to it? it's three miles from here. annie's barbecue after working in two months with door dash has decided to give everyone in their store a raise. it's those stories along the tens and thousands and hundreds and thousands of other stories that have allowed us to serve the communities that we have impacted. >> given the dispute you're having with in and out and some other places, do you think that it would be wise to get permission from these restaurants before -- regardless what the legalalty is, do you think it would be wise to get permission before you advertise you can deliver for them? >> we always notify merchants that we're testing the relationship in the beginning. at the end of the day if there's not a win-win relationship for all parties involved, what's the point? no one wants to continue that in a healthy eco system. for us again, it's about the fact that when we're able to create fantastic experiences, which is 99.9% of the time, we're able to achieve the mission that we set out

for many, the holiday weekend is full of picnics and barbecues. "action news" reporter, christie ileto caught up with folks spending the holiday in the city. >>> we're having a block party. >> reporter: how many times have you gone back and forth through that? >>> a lot. >> reporter: neighborhoods across the city are kicking off memorial day weekend. how long have you been out here? >>> since 10:00 a.m. >>> we have beef and so kosher meat. >> reporter: in feltonville it's a family reunion. >>> it's a neighborhood block party for a large family. >> reporter: how have you been today? >>> it's a very good day. >>> enjoying the heat-stroke weather trying to not to die, but enjoying the weather while we can. >> reporter: are you happy to kick off summer? >>> yes, very much. >> reporter: river rink was packed. >>> skating puts everyone on equal playing field. >> reporter: the weekend celebrations are just beginning. now if the weather is anything like yesterday, places like river rink will be packed. reporting at river rink christie ileto channel 6 "act

can you barbecue inside? >> true. >> flame grill. >> not many people have that. >> well, what else can we do? do you want to play sorry? do you want to play clue? >> take a nap. >> take a nap. >> make sausage. >> how about monopoly. >> that could go on forever. >> sure. >> what was that game we played. >> or make big sausage. >> turning down blake, gwenn stefani reportedly told blake no when he proposed t

thing. >> ketchup and barbecue sauce. >> the whole shirt or little bit. >> hope it doesn't get blockedi hope it wasn't a good shirt. what a waste. >> why would you vote against golden state? >> that's our >>> tonight new bizarre twist in the johnny depp divorce drama after amber herd's abuse cla who is now saying she is making it up? as hollywood takes sides where we caught johnny this weekend with another woman and new photos of amber with many asking where is the bruise. >> then star memorial day vacations around the world. george and amall, j.lo, amy schumer how they went beyond the usual picnics pools and barbecues. >> plus see how melissa mccarthy is taking on the ghost buster hs.ater >> you want a piece of m >> now for may 31st, 2016, this is entertainment tonight. >> hi, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. >> we're out in front of the big headliak

i think if you want to say it at your barbecue and with an african-american environment, i think it's fine. >> why is it fine in a white environment? >> if that's what you say is true then they should be able to see it in a exclusive white environment. context matters. if you say the word is okay to use? >> context matters. >> youcan control what happens to it. >> i think there are times you could use certain words in think you can . i think there are certain things you could say on the air that you cannot say and other times. >> i have never use the n-word in my life. that is profanity to me. >> he would certainly use other words in your household that you would not use here. context matters! >> no, not really. i guess the comedian shouldn't have used the word.>> i agree there are better settings for it . i don't think that was the best setting to use the word. >> you do feel the word could be poisonous? >> i think in certain settings, yes. as we discussed earlier, before we got here, there are times where the word can be used affectionately and you determine that you make it affecti

i know a lot of folks plan outdoor activities for teaching for barbecues. by the time you might be barbecuing, maybe having another beer, just about this time, the temperatures will be like. that these are currents now, but they'll roll into saturday and sunday as well. that's your tomorrow forecast. it's going to be an outstanding day. when i come back we'll get specific with sunday and monday. >>> coming up, president obama makes history during a visit to hiroshima, japan. hear what he said about nuclear weapons during a solemn ceremony and why his visit was controversial. >>> the golden stated warriors board a plane and head back to oklahoma city for another must- win game. we're going to hear from coach steve kerr. >>> and hillary clinton wraps up her visit to the bay area. we'll show you the breakfast spot she visited this morning and what she said about neighborhood gentrification. >>> all of the presidential candidates are in california today ahead of the june 7th primary. democrat hillary clinton continued her campaign swing will you the bay area af

. >> a lot of folks think it is a barbecue day. the first did the swimming pool is open. that is not what it is about. it is about those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. also remembered here today, the 168 airmen who died in service to their country

millions will fire up the holiday barbecue this weekend. but it's what you use to clean the grill that may pose a risk. here's clayton sandell. >> reporter: thomas hatcher's cheeseburger came with a side -- of agony. >> i felt a really sharp pain, stabbing pain. >> reporter: a bite of a burger sent cheryl harrison to emergency surgery. >> could have been definitely life-threatening. >> reporter: both taken down by hard-to-spot dangerous wire bristles that come loose from brushes used to clean barbecues getting lodged in food. so tiny, and hard to detect, even on x-rays -- >> pretty violent, and it hurt really bad. >> reporter: tristan beck had to have surgery so doctors could find and remove it. >> suddenly, i saw a glint of light off a piece of metal. my colleague, who was operating with me, said that looks like a bristle, a brush bristle. >> reporter: in a new study, researchers estimate that wire bristle mishaps sent 1,700 people to the emergency room since 2003. 130 people each year. experts say you should make sure you use a new brush,

keeping you at the holiday barbecue and out of the emergency room. clayton sandell, abc news, los angeles. >> thanks. >>> when we come back, the best beaches in america. the new list is out tonight. >>> and breaking developments involving johnny depp. what a judge has now ordered. >>> and, "america strong." a special message from the top of the world. who is our person of the week? which can travel to the brain and cause a stroke. pradaxa was better than warfarin at reducing stroke risk in a study. in the rare event of an emergency, pradaxa has a specific reversal treatment to help you clot normally again. pradaxa is not for people who have had a heart valve replacement. don't stop taking pradaxa without talking to your doctor. stopping increases your risk of stroke or blood clots. ask your doctor if you need to stop pradaxa before any planned medical or dental procedure. pradaxa can cause serious, and sometimes, fatal bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding. of bleeding, like unusual bruising. pradaxa may increase your bleeding ri

a lot of barbecues, and pool parties are not happening today, but many marking the true reason for the holiday say they will honor our fallen miment come rain or -- military come rain or shine. katherine scott is live at the vietnam veterans memorial with more on what's going on today. >> reporter: there's been a huge improvement since we've been here, that may not be the case where you are, you may want to check on events. the vietnam veterans memorial at penns landing names of two philadelphia soldiers are being unveiled on the wall. the first additions in 13 years. over in new castle, the delaware national guard will unveil new signs naming its headquarter after former state attorney general major beau biden, who died a year ago of brain cancer. vice president is expected to be there this afternoon. the action cam was around the area making stops in turnersville, blackwood and center city. black horse pike was shut down for an hour. with all the rain you could see early departures from the shore or other destinations today. we could see other ceremonies canceled or adjusted. the pla

>> we'll hack the barbecue sauce. homemade barbecue sauce is delicious but can take an hour.ot, if you'd like. this is adding fun flavor. you can add some pepper. you get like this almost homemade barbecue sauce. >> picking it up a little bit. >> brush it on chicken, on fish. >> wow. >> and burgers. >> let's go burgers. >> at the cook out, nobody wants a hockey puck. how do i get a juicy burger? >> start with the patties and put an indention in with your thumb. it keeps the burger from puffing up on the if you had crushed ice, 1 tablespoon, and you cover it. you'd close the grill if it's outdoors. the ice will slowly melt and keep the burger juicy. it's smart. what you do is when ice melts, it's time to flip it. we tried this at food and wine many times. >> it works? >> genius. >> little ice, cover it up and you won't eat a hockey puck. >> and the water doesn't affect the taste? >> the burger has natural water content, so you're adding a little. >> genius. >> incredible. >> right on. >> see you on the barbecue trail. >>> tamron? >> other than my burger obsession, i'm obsessed

lauren, what a good day to barbecue.erfect weather this week. >> absolutely. >> maybe not so much monday. >> in transition a little bit but you'll still need the sunscreen tomorrow. had to slather it on today. day number three in a row so officially ailette wave. 92 in allentown, 85 the high temperature on this first dave our three-day weekend in mount pocono. little cool interwildwood but stale really nice beach day with a high temperature at 79 degrees. and we're still very mild at this late hour. 74 degrees in philadelphia. upper 70's in the lehigh valley. a little bit cooler down the shore catching a little bit of that sea breeze, ocean temperature still pretty chilly only for the brave, 58 degrees. temperatures down the shore upper 60's to near 70 degrees right now but if you're headed pool side again tomorrow, good place to be. 68 degrees. a mix of sun and clouds. could see a few pop-up thunderstorms as we head into the afternoon and evening hours. so, do keep an eye out for that. otherwise we will enjoy times of s

you and your family enjoying a barbecue. now you can appreciate that.zy, you think 17,000 people ended up in the emergency room because of drill injuries. >> hi, doctor. >> good morning, heather, good morning, abby, if you've taken the cover off your grill for the first time, if god forbid a fire occurs and you get burned, what should you do about it? how do you know if you should take care of yourself about that? i'm here with a doctor. how do i know if i can take care of it myself? >> the best way to do is to show on you. >> you are going to show me first what i can do right away on the premises whether i have to go to the emple r. or not. >> we've all been burned. i should show you the burns that should be followed to make sure there isn't anything to be seriously worried about. >> i'm the patient. i burn my arm. >> let's say you are barbecuing and you see a burn somewhere around this big. a little smaller than the palm of your hand. the first thing you want to do is get away from the fire. clean and dry. run it under warm water. next thing is an ant

if you're like millions of other americans, there was a barbecue or two on your calendar. if you check your grocery bill, you may have found that the tab was a little lighter for one item in particular this time around. beef. jane wells tells us why. >> it is a good time to be a meat eater. >> lots of supply out there. >> finally. a midwest drought in 2012 caused the cattle ranchers to cut back the size of their herds, prices went skyrocketing. ranchers began rebuilding their herds and consumers are seeing the results. >> beef and veal prices are down 5.6% since this time last year. >> usda economist ann marie cane says pork and poultry prices are also falling. when prices go down, sales go up. >> we work off a certain margin, so stuff goes down, we had to bring it down also. >> it is a bun full of good news for the consumer. not only more animals, but it is cheaper to feed them due to a bumper grain crop, cheaper to get meat to market with lower gas prices and the strong u.s. dollar, which means more american meat will stay in america this summer. also helping imports bri

. >>> and worried about these backyard barbecues doing damage to your waistline? healthy and delicious snacks for your holiday get togethers. >>> ♪ if tomorrow things were gone i worked for all my life ♪. >> welcome to "the 9". on a day like today, memorial day, people do think about this song. god bless the u.s.a. by lee greenwood. live pictures of old glory. a day to honor american service men and women who did not come home to loved ones, but instead gave their lives for our freedom. we are the home of the free because of the brave. >> yes. exactly it. and welcome everyone to "the 9" on this memorial day. i am mike mibach alongside gasia mikaelian. we do remember those who have sacrificed their lives on this memorial day. >> absolutely. >> from all the wars that we have fought over the not only decades, but centuries as well. with that i want to bring in rosmary orozco. we saw the blue skies in benicia. expecting a beautiful day across the bay area. that we have some good weather coming our way depending where you are at. today is going to be a warmer day at le

. >> anthony: there isn't really any fixed idea of mississippi barbecue.no other pit-smoked, whole-hog barbecue in the entire state. a 175-pound pig will feed many mouths. about 250 people eat here a day. now this is a not-for-profit establishment? >> john currence: yeah. >> anthony: is that right? >> john currence: yeah, it sure is. >> anthony: what kinda socialist, communist -- are you up to, currence? what's going on here? this is the state of mississippi. >> john currence: well, i'm just a feel-good kind of guy. >> anthony: me too. i've been here only a week. my sentences, they're starting to change already. 'cause it's not just a physical, a rhythm to the speech, but the way i'm organizing my thoughts is starting to change. some of the oxford writers from last night managed to make it out of bed. heads pounding no doubt, filled with the shame and self-loathing surely familiar for writers. but like such greats of the past as malcolm lowry, f. scott fitzgerald, and charles bukowski, they too have learned that more alcohol first thing will often make you

>> yes, barbecued chip chops.illed at the same time. >> let's look at the ingredients. >> first things first. i have a brine of sweet tea and salt for sweetness and flavor in the pork chops. you pour them into the pork chops and brine them for about six to eight hours. >> what if you don't have that time? what if you really want to get this dish on the table, do you need to brin snenk. >> you don't need to, but i love to because it puts the juiceiness in there. when you're grilling over dry heat, it's really smart to do. >> okay. >> now, i've got brines here. i'll put them on the grill, simp simple, four to five minutes on each side. and if you're grilling this weekend, one rule to know is never grill anything that's cold. >> always bring it up to room temperature. >> room temperature up to two hours. so, after those grilled for four to five minutes on each side -- and it's going to release itself from the grill, you know. >> okay. >> you're going to know what's going on. we're going to bring it over here and i'm

live in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> a lot of people will be heading to barbecues afterwards. what about dui patrols? >> always be mindful if you are drinking at a gathering today. a lot of police agencies will be having increased patrols on the streets and the highways. so don't drink and drive. >>> thank you. the warriors will either head to the nba fines or head to the off season after tonight's game. >> it's nerve-racking. jackie ward is live in oakland where game 7 tips off tonight. jackie. >> reporter: it's nerve- wracking but calm. everybody is still waking up here at oracle arena this morning so no worries there. man, this is the place warriors fans want to be. we wanted game 7. we wanted to bring it back to oakland. so come game time this place will be packed! tip-off at 6 p.m. but to get into this place, you know it will cost a pretty penny. some courtside seats are going for more than $30,000. even the nose bleed seats will cost you $400 per seat but this is it. it's what "dub nation" has hoped for all season long. a family i spoke to yesterday said it's worth the m

you know, if you are barbecuing this weekend, here's my tip.you don't have time for the long smoke, par boil the ribs before you put them on the grill. this is the southbound ride out of san lorenzo. they are finally clearing the fire truck from the connecting ramp. this is out there for over an hour. thankfully, however, it's the only slow traffic around the bay area this morning. farther south on 880, lighter than usual traffic through the fremont-milpitas corridor. southbound drive times are in the teens instead of 30 to 40 minutes. just picking up a little slowing for 101 at the guadalupe parkway for the south bay but much better than usual conditions there as it is here at the bay bridge with no backup for your westbound ride. the metering lights are off. >>> this morning, an alameda firefighter is recovering after getting hurt while battling a house fire. this is a look at the blaze. it took fire crews close to 30 minutes to put it out at the fountain street home. one woman who lives there escaped in the nick of time. investigators say th

if you have the barbecue plans give it a half hour to 45 minutes to be okay. we talk about the rest of the forecast coming up. >> severe weather is blamed for a deadly holiday weekend from the heartland to the atlantic. east coast, the problems center around what was tropical storm hitler has more and the flooding in the middle of the nation that claimed six lives. with back-to-back storms leading to more evacuation near houston. >> i thought we'd be safe. >> the brazos river reaching major flood stage. emergency crews are going door to door to perform a rescue after the next. >> the entire neighborhood under water from 20 pimples of rain. >> six people have been killed. they are recovering the body of a man swept away by flash floodwaters. >> i saw a person holding on to a poll. >> in kansas crews look for 11-year-old boy who fell in a fast moving the family are cleaning up from bonnie. the former tropical storm dumped up the eight inches of rain in carolinas temporarily shutting down this highway. >> that storm is creating dangerous driving conditions up the

but loses over 7% in the barbecue season.a look at the tech names in the hot season. >> thank you very much. apple is interesting. seasonally, that makes sense. because it lines up with the fall launch of a new phone. >> right. this year, are we going to have the same type of tailwind? i don't think so. i think everybody's out of the stock on that one. what this comes down to is you're talking about momentum here. if the market has changed over the last 12 or 18 months, then this may be the time. most of those were 70% of the days up or something like that. this may be the summer that doesn't work. >> which names stand out to you? >> in the tech space, the apple effect is also one of these things you have a very good december quarter obviously the big quarter for apple. this is something that i think is one of the reasons you get a bit of a tradeoff in the summer. the fact that barbecue stocks and, you know, i don't know, you name those summertime activities, ultimately this is a function of the market itself that's significa

that means everyone wants to do backyard barbecuing.you how to do that without busting a budget. >> we have chef samuelson. meat balls that will leave your mouth watering. >> very important, we want to give a shoutout to dylan. there's a profile of her in "weather wise" magazine. >> i have been reading it since i became a meteorologist. it's really special. >> i thought you were going to say since you were 7 years old. i picture 7-year-old dylan reading it m. >> it is a great magazine. >> the vogue of meet yolteorolm. that's awesome. >>> now, a risky climb. tackling mt. everest. it is the first time anyone avalanches closed down the mountain. this time it's being documented on social media. >> reporter: adrian and corey are aiming for everest. >> morning, how's it going? >> going pretty good here. >> we are going to go walk up hill now. >> reporter: for the first time, taking us along on snapchat for stunning moments -- >> beautiful. >> reporter: and the lest glamorous. >> corey has to poop. >> reporter: climbing, without oxygen up a da

. >>> a reason to fire up the grill just in time for barbecue season. we will explain why burgers will cost less this summer. >> we are having showers across much of the metro area, heavy storms too. why are they moving down south 95 instead of up 95, because this upper level low is caught in the atmosphere. we will tell you where we will cancel the yellow weather alert and talk about the holiday weekend, coming up. >> during the next break, browse through these adorable photos of the service dog in training. as you see, veterans love spending time with him there. the full photo ♪ stand by me vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me thank you. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business internet, on the other hand, can be a roller coaster white knuckle thrill ride. you're promised one speed. but

not so great at the shorepoints, do you think inland, people can get the barbecues in? >> reporter: yes, inland, but i want people to keep look at the smart phone app because there's chance of showers. the morning was played out according to the morning model run we showed you this morning during the broadcast. most of the rain by the shore. as we go in closer there are heavy cells highlighted in yellows and oranges that come in. there's a moderate rain and nora muchanic down on the boards in south jersey did show people walking around in light rain on some of the boardwalk. the heavier stuff is possible there could rumbles of thunder and thunderstorms that pop up later on. as we look outside we have cloudy skies with some sunny breaks in center city. there, of course, is the vietnam veterans memorial. looks like they will get their function in just fine today as we honor our fallen veterans across the region at the various memorials and penns landing is a spot that has stayed dry for several hours. 77 degrees in philadelphia. the dewpoint 68 that indicates fairly humid

also conducive to barbecuing,. >> the phillies continue their road trip. game two between the phillies and cubs so far the six game midwest road trip hasn't gone well. once again the phillies bats missing in action. let's head for rig lee field. he gets kicked off this as sign for things to come for the fills. getting a start in the first. fly ball that got into the wind flew over the wall and left are a solo homer. later on in the first we have, another run offensively challenged phillies trailing. hey wood hits a line drive the score its now three nothing. gave up a run on five hits for his second career in chicago beat the phillies four to one. eagles off this week. resume ota's on tuesday down at the nova care complex. one player looking to have a good season. marcus smith. question that selection marcus hasn't done much to silent critics, eight tackles. now jim schwartz running defense marcus. >> we don't really coverage as much we just going to get the board. you hit the ball on. into smashed allow him to play fast, attack spots. you know be a little

the wind out of the south and southwest, lots of sunshine, outdoor barbecues, practice after school, it will be a firm go. the upcoming weekend, a few changes on the way, a bit more humidity thursday along with pop-up showers and thunderstorms. just a few showers. therday will be the best of three-day holiday weekend, 84, 85 tomorrow in town, lots of sunshine. the wind out of the southwest. memorial day for the delmarva beaches, lower 70's saturday, a nice mixture of sun and clouds. clouds on sunday. monday, not so great at the beaches, upper 60's, showers, water temperature 58 to 63. or openingols saturday, middle 80's, lots of sunshine. rolling thunder is sunday. if you have never seen or heard it, don't miss it. 82 degrees through the midday, clouds later in the day. and i stretch of 80-plus degree days. barbecues, thehe reunions, whatever you may have planned outdoors, have an alternate plan chance of showers tuesday, highs both days in the middle 70's. alison: thank you. leon: how about rolling strasburg? were certainly alive. (man) hmm. what do you think? ♪ (stranger) good morn

we'll come back and tell you which day will be the safest to have the outdoor barbecue. >> sergie gomez is 16. he went missing from >>> january, the obamas will move just two miles from the white house to the kalorama neighborhood. >> today we're getting our first look inside the first family's home. the obamas will be leasing this gorgeous mansion near embassy row and northwest. it is owned by joe lockhart, a former u.s. press secretary who now lives in new york. security is already tight in the area because of the embassies up the street. >> i'm sure you have a few more people driving up to see where he's moved into. but after the initial rush it should slow down a little bit i think for everyone. >> it will be the most secure area in the country. >> joe lockhart owned that house. what does a white house press secretary make? >> woodrow wilson was the last president to stay in d.c. after leaving office. he also lived in the kalorama neighborhood less than half settle in. >>> bethesda made the list of the wealthiest cities in america. it was ranked as the fifth wealthiest city in the c

. >> perfect for barbecuing? >> here is the bart schedule for this weekend, we do have the closure again define san leandro and bay fair for track maintenance with a bus bridge in space. expect delays. including monday. this coming a warriors game on monday. knock on odd. they will resume service between the stations on monday. did not forget monday is the holiday and most mass transit is on weekend or holiday schedule. bay bridge is looking good. no delays. so far. no metering lights either. president obama is good. slowing from tracy. we are looking at road work. in oakland, northbound, and southbound, 880 between 23rd and 29th you have road work for a few minutes and road work, the ramp is closed southbound we we to eastbound 380 a detour is in place but expect delays. physical they reopen that. more road work and the rest of mass transit coming up. >> the power of venting could save your marriage and your life. >> i will look into that carefully. >> digital tattletale a driving secret your car could be reveal

barbecue chip chops. crunchy?is really tender and juicy still. >> that's the brine. >> and the chips do add an element i have not had before. i love it. really good. what are you doing for the holiday? >> you know what? i'll probably hang out with my dog and cats in brooklyn. i wanted to tell you, thank you so much for supporting me, a veteran. i've been coming by to honor the milita military members on memorial day a long time at the "today" show. i appreciate you guys and what you do for the military members. >> we thank you for your service and thank these folks for their service, as well. thank you very much. >> thank you, matt. >> find this recipe and all the recipes of the week under the grilling tab at today.com/food. >>> up next, great music to go with great food. dier concert stage. >>> first, this is "today" on nbc. >> announcer: the citi concert series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. >>> well, the excitement is building around here. we are moments away from our live concert from country

>> nothing is in stone but i would favor the early part of the holiday weekend to do a barbecue or cookout. by sunday night there could be low pressures off the southeast coast and role northward if we go sunday night into monday memorial day. the potential for rain and showers it is fairly high, will it be a washout? monitoring a coastal storm for memorial day weekend, for memorial day actually, a possible washout. some are well to the east of us and not a washout. let's look ahead a little bit, that's good. isolated thunderstorms and a few more possible. memorial day could be wet and possibly a washout, we will keep you posted. application, it is free for crying out loud. severe weather alerts and every broadcast regularly scheduled you can watch on your phone. you can watch breaking newscast on your phone as well. >>> a loaded broken hearts tonight after a local artist was killed in a motorcycle accident. >> she created many of the monuments that paid tribute to the nation's heroes, tonight a tribute to her. ellison barber has more.>>> reporter: if you have been in prince george's count

we're going to barbecue. the kids were just playing in the fountains. fun? >> reporter: after a cold winter and wet spring, it's fun to get outside. for this family, it's about play time now that the weather is finally allowing it. >> trying to stay cool. we've dipped ourselves in the water, and just drinking up, and put sun block on. >> i'm going to the pool with my cousins. >> reporter: the family misses the opening of the garden railway as work is done to get the space open. it is a memorial tradition. >> we were going to look at it, but it's best to bring two kids back, it's an amazing spot for the kids. my ston loves the railroads. >> reporter: if trains are not your thing, the newest exhibit opening in norristown, and guess, what you get to feed a giraffe. >> that's our favorite thing here, we did it last year, and my 3-year-old loved it. >> reporter: it's a year in the making in the zoo in norristown. the giraffes now with a forever home here in the burbs. >> half day of school, we saw the giraffes. >> reporter: many at picnics and barbecues and takin

. >> plus, if you're not exactly a grill master but you're throwing a barbecue sometime this summer, cuts that will make you look like a pro. >> nice! >>> and straight from the fashion police, brad gareski, he has the summer must haves for your wardrobe. he'll set us up for the summer. >>> take a look if you wouldn't mind at this bowl. >> we were all guessing what this was. somebody said it was -- >> don't do that. don't do that. >> these -- first i thought they were unripe strawberries, don't they look like they need to be on the vine a little longer? >> but they're not. >> they're white strawberries. it's a brand new variety being grown in california. >> this has been given to us by specialty foods mobile market. >> i bet they taste the same. >> oh, my god. those are like sugar sweet. >> they're delicious and they've become very popular in hong kong. >> oh, my gosh. >> why? >> baldourfood.com for more info. >> wait a minute -- >> hoda does enjoy it. >> don't you like it? >> and we are drinking a different kind of wine today. i usually won't do that because i feel like i'm cheating

barbecues but we cannot forget the real purpose of memorial day and that's to honor the "victims." >> one of the best things that we instilled in as a family was to go to one of the veterans parks on memorial day so they could just get the gist of what this is all about. and hopefully, take that opportunity and just spend a few minutes at your local park, as well. a park in pleasanton is one of our favorites. good morning. as you head out, we have a little bit of stratus next to the coast. that's about it. otherwise clear skies and breezy at this hour. this is the scene as we take a look out this morning at the flag a little bit on the fly a west breeze at 8. san francisco is at 53 degrees. this is the 40s in santa rosa. wind speeds fluctuating. 6 pleasanton. 4 berkeley. 5 san francisco. these winds will shift around later today become more of an onshore flow westerly 10 to 20 miles per hour. napa southwest winds 7 miles per hour. today 71 degrees in san francisco up from average of 64. 60s and 70s around the coastside. look at the 80s, 86 in cupertino. 84 san jose. 8 degrees above a

if you are heading out early, some barbecue action, and good luck on barbecuing on the size of that grillate coming in for the a's game. temperatures warming up, tuesday and wednesday the warmest days. some areas like san jose in santa rosa will top out tuesday, but closer to wednesday. inland in the 90s, and coming down fast on the temperatures on thursday and friday. today 50s on the temperatures with upper 40s as well. pittsburg, antioch in brentwood low 50s, concord at 51. a west southwest breeze, but nothing like over the weekend. skies clearing and it looks pretty good with this low dropping in on thursday and friday, and probably on saturday and sunday. until then, 60s and 70s, away from the coast in the 80s. >>> the jewish state sunny and 80? -- did a you say sunny and 80? >> not where you are, 70s. >>> there is a little bit of a back up at the bay bridge, metering lights coming in at at 5:30 am, and this is a 10 minute back up, but growing quickly. 10 minutes, 20 minutes before long. but that is in the rim of normal. 880 northbound traffic moving well, and orca westbound 580 is s

check out the latest high-tech gadgets to help you get ready to enjoy your holiday barbecue or trip tohe beach. that's straight ahead. spent more than 30 years in the public schools. we're retired, but we like to stay involved. you think he's going to learn to fly? we're just as busy now as in our teaching days. the same goes for a lot of the retired educators we know. let me see you all flap your wings, like you're penguins learning to fly. teaching is all about building relationships. and that never goes away. because once a teacher, always a teacher. we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. >>> now your nbc10 first alert neighborhood weather. >> hi. i'm meteorologist erica martin with an update on your weather. satellite-radar image picking up not much going on locally. notice the tropical depression just off the north carolina shoreline. it looks like it will impact the area and continue northward. i mention that now because i want you to keep in mind that today is my pick of the holiday weekend. otherwise neighborhoods right now seeing mainly upper 60s and

barbecue plans or the picnics for mother's day look fine. 75 degrees for high. same on monday.ething we haven't seen in a long time. temperatures around 80 degrees on tuesday and wednesday. with the warmth and the humidity comes a chance for thunderstorms. but not a repeat of what we saw lastmond night with hailstones. >> we don't want shovel. maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir up next. >>> breaking news tonight. the toxic inferno. a major american city battling exploding fireballs, dangerous smoke and flames. thousands were told to shelter in place. we're on the scene tonight. >>> and the state of emergency north of the border. the stunning new images coming in tonight. an entire city in flames. neighbors trying to get out. the fire now larger than new york city. >>> the emergency landing late today. a plane hitting major turbulence. several passengers injured amid images of another flight, slamming into rough air. >>> donald trump tonight. the tweet with his taco bowl, saying, i love hispanics. and the list of names refusing to go to the republican convention. ther