the good product is one that's made for beginners.tter kit was made for intermediate players, and the best product is the custom kits that allow consumers to design it exactly the way they want it. this is for real professionals. so, i've brought mike and chris to new york city to sam ash, one of the nation's leading music retailers. they've been in business over 90 years with over 50 locations. we're looking for sam ash to market our new "better" line of drums. we know sjc needs a retailer to get to the next level. it's important to me that mike do a good job today. i've heard he's a great salesman, but i want to see it. this company needs this account. -richard: hi. we've never met. -mike: i'm mike. richard: mike, how you doing? lemonis: how are you? i'm marcus. nice to meet you. mike: cool, yeah, so my brother and i started the company out of our grandmother's basement in dudley, massachusetts. sjc is actually my brother's initials. right now what we're doing is, instead of just being a full-fledged custom shop like we've done in t

so, what if you're kind of more of a beginner? what's something easier to learn how to make?let's make a balloon heart. a balloon heart is made out of one balloon. and instead of twisting it, we're actually just kind of shaping it by training the balloon, if you will, by folding it. so, i'm gonna give you a balloon, and i'm gonna take a balloon. and the first thing that we're going to do is we're going to -- now, this balloon, it's fully inflated, but i've given it a good burp -- you know, pbht! let some air out so that it's nice and squishy, right? so, the next thing that we're gonna do is we're gonna kind of push the air out of the tip there. and then we're going to tie the two ends together, just like you are tying your shoelaces. and, you know, don't be afraid to stretch those pieces of balloons so that you can get them tied. >> all right. it's tied. >> okay. so, now we're gonna take it, and we're going to flip it around... >> okay. >> ...so that we have the bottom of it kind of facing us. and even, we might want to, like, use our stomach and our other body parts to kind

. >> absolutely not, beginners, anybody, yep. >> no rocket science involved but there is a a way to go about it so what is the process. >> if you have done any kind of board sports that always help a little bit of balance and softness in your knees and jet ski has no power so you will be doing everything. and then basically going from your stomach and rock up and then it stand straight up in the air and up and go. i will do all of the work and you are, just pulling yourself once you get up in the air. >> you said body movement is important. >> it is all from the cover. >> another thing people to they make mistake they will been their knees. they do wake boarding and water skiing. as you come out you want to be standing pretty straight up as if you are on the dock, nice proud chest, soft knees and looking up on the horizon. >> she's trying her best out there i will give her a nine. >> maybe nine and a half. she's doing pretty well. >> difficult some good things and not so good things. what where the knot so good things. >> just like we talk about it is all about balance. in one will get

speeding drivers that many cyclists say make the roadways a little tougher and causes some of the beginnersnted bikes to make the siio >> it's a lot of bikers that also take advantage and cause frustration for the drivers. >> it's a give and take. >> reporter: give and take for everyone, and social media has helped a lot of people record and report some of those smaller accidents, and now that group we told you about. they told us in the last year they tracked more than 600 accidents in northwest, dc, i'm eliana diaz. >> i will take a little while longer before i fix the flat tire on my bike. >>> the maintenance push starts tomorrow, affecting riders on the orange and silver lines. for the next 12 days continuous single tracking with falston and east falls church. the lines will only run every 18 minutes, and you can expect the commuters to spill over to the street and highway. where you could fight crime, fight to preserve a historical site and let your dog run free. >>> at the congressional cemetery , that's exactly what some people say they do from dawn to dusk. all the furry paws you ca

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what a wonderful piece, the beginners guide to brexit. i will just ask you all the questions.'s start with the first one, when will talks begin? >> that looks easy, to some extent. sometime next year, theresa may will trigger the article 50. we have seen some conflicts within the government already about just when it could be. theresa may has been pretty firm it will be in 2017. that was the message he took to berlin and paris. mark: what will the post eu regime look like? is nothing to do with a gregory subject. we are such a limp, canada, lots of different models and relationships with the eu. the u.k. might have to have a bespoke relationship. the brits are saying they want maximum access to the single market. and minimum free movement, of no start foris negotiations. has been onlackrock bloomberg credibility talking about less market access and more freedom of movement. you kind of -- in each aside gives up a little. these are things that will be negotiated over two years. there will not be driven by the need of soundbite headlines. it will be a pretty complicated. norway,

it's a costumed celebration that includes cosplay 101 for beginners and contests for the whole family. it starts at 11. ,,,,,,,,,, ♪ light piano ,,,,,,,,,, today i saw a giant. it had no arms, but it welcomed me. (hawk call) it had no heart, but it was alive. (train wheels on tracks) it had no mouth, but it spoke to me. it said, "rocky mountaineer: all aboard amazing". good morning, i'm maria medina. let's get a quick check on weather this morning... here's paul dianno with a first look. >>> let's check on weather, you can see a lot of clouds there. here's paul with a very first look. >> the winds of change are literally blowing into the bay area with a much stronger on shore flow meaning cooler temperatures to the tune of 20 degrees cooler than thursday. it means better air quality. we have three straight spare-the-air days in the area. we're looking at good air quality from top to bottom. concord, 100 degrees on thursday. 84 for a high today. san jose, your high is 83 and san francisco today, 65 degrees. how long does the cool air stick around? the answer coming up. >>> turkey which

. >>> plus, there's a year-long sailing adventure around the world that let total beginners take part. it's coming to an end today. there's been drama, pat, all the way to the finish line. we'll take you to london. the first boats are coming in and we're there live. >> those stories saturday morning right here on "today." >> gus? >> and dave price. >> he walked past you there. >> crunching numbers, looking at maps. he's just so busy. >> he's looking good. that network lighting, i tell you. >> thank you, guys. see you in a little bit. 6:53. time for this morning's pet profile. last week we had amazing success with clear the shelters. more than 1,250 adoptions locally here. tens of thousands across the country. >> 45,000. there's always a need for foster families. nancy from animal care in new york city is here to explain. we're talking about fostering. what does that mean? >> taking care of a dog or cat or rabbit as if it were your own. it can be anywhere from a long weekend up to three months. typically we need foster families for animals that are really young, maybe like kittens that

these are beginners who got a chance to sail around the world. plenty of drama every step of the way. nbc's kelly cobiella has an update in london. >> reporter: what a welcome home. you expect as much from all of these people here to see loved ones after they spent 12 months at sea with thousands of miles on the water. the clipper teams say after this, nothing is the same. an epic race around the world. amateur sailors battling storms and monster waves and the first time in race history, the fear they might not survive. tragedy. 49-year-old paramedic andrew ashman struck and killed on deck. then in the pacific, sarah young swept overboard by a wave. with months to go, the team pushed on. so did 69-year-old texas native linda mcdavvot. that's her high on the mast fixing the sail. we first met her in london last year. getting her team in shape with a pole dancing class. at sea with no showers, she shaved her head. remembering loved ones who battled cancer. >> it just made me feel more like a sister to my friends. >> reporter: sailing the philippine

all pokemon 101 classes for beginners like me. they're going to have classes for advanced learners. those people who are really good at the game. i'm not good at the game. but this parking lot, this site here at the district government building is going to be a key player in making sure that the kids are safe and the gamers are safe. they've been having so many trespassing calls coming in to police because kids are doing things they shouldn't be doing, big kids are too. they want to cut down on the crime and the safety concerns in the wake of this game, pokemon go, that's exploded in this county. we're live in chantilly this morning. back to you. come on, aaron, eun, get on board. >> i took notes. something about balls and eggs. >> i want you to be careful out there, molette. >> don't get run over by one of those kids. >> reporter: i know. >>> we are bracing for more track work. safetrack surge and why one of the projects may not have fixed the problem. >>> the skies are clearing out. meteorologist chuck bell is tracking the return of extreme heat with a look ahead to your weekend.

it is just the beginner's course in what is being offered at mohawk valley community college. >> to design it, build it, test it, fly it, program it, and be able to apply it. >> this woman works for ax enterprise, a communications radio using drones. what these kids are using in this class could be used for a variety of applications. >> off he got a situation where you don't have connectivity, whether because power grids are out, satellites are out, or they just don't exist, like up in the mountains, so you launch a drone with communications and you create your own cell tower. >> a.x. enterprise started with two employees and are 20 employees strong now. all hired from local students like kirk ringdahl. >> i'm the pilot, so they're training me to do tests and stuff. we sell some, and so i'll fix them, test fly them. i give lessons to whoever needs them. just about everything. >> pretty much everything there. >>> here is something you don't see everyday. no players on the out field at at&t park, but dozens of tents for the giants annual big slum better party. fans camping out all night, enj

if you're a beginner, not to worry, a pro will teach you how to dance at the beginning of each day atl. i met up with him and tried to keep up with his fancy footwork. he says there's something about salsa that brings people together. >> it's so passionate and fun and playful. when you're dancing salsa with a really good dance partner and really good music, it feels like a party. >> reporter: it is a lot of fun with a good partner. this friday and saturday beg beginning at 6:00 p.m. on saturday night, there's a big after party. >> lindsey. >> michael. >> lucille. >> george. >> wendy. >> all right. who loves the show "arrested development"? what about supporting local arti artists. for one night only artists with the beehive society are putting on an "arrested development" theme show. saturday night from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. go to our link and we'll link you up with hood line. >> warm enough for you today? let's go to spencer now. >>> if you're a fan of very warm weather you might not like this weekend. a live look at doppler hd. low clouds target the coast and that's the picture across

they promise the this would be a convention like no other and i think at least in the beginn first offo a rowdy start with delegates wanting to be free to vote for someone other than trump not recognized on floor. their mics were turned off and they shouted to be heard. ken kuchnellie will throw down his badge and walk out in protest. we don't know if know if he'll come back tractor-trailer or nod. the main event looks like something from familiar reality tv noe show. done add trump braking with tradition appeared on stage to introduce his wife. melania talked of her husband's softer side and hard working parents in communist yuk clarifyia. two lines in her speech are getting attention. >> that you treat people with dignity and respect. >> that you treat people with respect. m want our children and all children in this nation to know that --. >> because we want our children and in this nation to know --. >> michelle obama: only limit to hite of achievements is reach of your dreams. >> that the only limit to your achievements is the strength of your dreams. >> and the associated press a

. >> we have rod, reel and line, beginner combos, $40 to $60 on a combo. >> all right guys so while you were watching all of that activity. we actually got a little lucky and caught a whole bunch of blue claw crab known in jersey. this is my friend mike getting me all day to hold the crab. have you to hold it like this. >> i will tell you we'll responsibly put the crab back in the bay and the bay will be nice and safe. we'll have more on the shore forecast because it is hot guys and sticky too. we'll have more on that and head over to mike's seafood and good some good grub as we prepare for the new jersey state crab festival. we hope you'll have fun down at the shore. up and under a quick scoop. >> way to go girl. >> i'm such a city girl. see new a bit melissa. after the break a brazen theft at a high end retailer. thieves were able to steal purses worth thousands of dollars. >>> and the kiss that stir a firestorm on social media. some call this picture of victoria beckham and her young daughter, creepy. >> and cecily tynan is back with the full accuweather forecast. fios is not cable.

>> making computers easy enough to use for a beginner, it wasn't always true. never encountered this stuff. >> don't shift. >> so there is a great disconnect between the ambitions of the apples and microsofts and the realities of people trying to use these things for the first time. >> right now, if you buy a computer system and you want to solve one of your problems, we immediately throw a big problem right in the middle of you and your problem, which is learning how to use the computer. substantial problem to overcome. once you overcome that, it's a phenomenal tool. >> steve jobs thought that a computer should require no technical skill. he thought that it should be capable of generating artistic endeavors and not just number crunching business things. >> is there anything you would like the see it do? >> we would love to have it in a book right now about this size but that's technically impossible. >> steve's like i want to make a friendly computer. a computer that comes from a different kind of place. that owes its inspiration to people who are thoughtful a

. >> we have beginner, intermediate, taking lessons, how they travel.arize. >> and the kids actually absolutely love the hands on experience. >> i like. >> what do they eat? >> apples, stuff. >> i like riding horse. >> yes? you don't like cleaning up after them, do you? >> no. >> able to have such incredible experience due in part to the work to ride program. >> most part of the program, all teen boys, who learn out in the summertime, doing teenage boy things, but spending their summer here working with the younger kids, really learning about responsibility. >> the work to ride kids are not only helping the younger children, with their skills, but are learning a sport of their own, in addition to their duties as counselors. >> what about it do you like so much? >> i want to make a career in this, too. >> so kids are able to benefit many different ways by being part of the program. but their hardest tal task, getting me to ride. >> thank to jeannie the horse the summer camps are sold out, work to ride program is open. for all youngsters that would like t

. >> beginners, advanced, a n we have a race team that traveled around the jersey shore computing in variety of competition. >> many begins ers, young kids, look to go have a a good time with your free time this summer. >> simple reaches, very easy, today, actually one of the more difficult ones, so if i floating behind me, that's when they're stuck in. >> and the kids love it. but for different reasons. >> my second year sailing. so it was easier than the first. >> i like to go really fast. >> i like it when you like sale really fast, or when you're almost about to capsize, because i like the thrill of it, kind of like a roller coaster. >> go on roller coasters often? >> not much. >> so if these kids like going real fast, then i guess i have no choice. look ahead through your buoy. easy. there you go. keep going. keep going. keep going. are you aiming at the back now? all right. can you switch sides? oh, stuck again, common. >> so keep an eye on your sale. now straight. and push away gently. and should be able to catch you. head toward chaz. >> i made it. >> pat gallen, "eyewitness

looking ahead to our own electoral cycle and where we are in the presidential campaign, not a time for beginnerschris. >> yes, it's a sobering reminder of the stakes at play here. and one of the great ironies is that the media outlets has waged such sustained assault on have essentially been those that have given him a life line tonight if in fact he's able to reclaim power. our coverage continues next with rachel maddow. >> good evening, chris, thanks, my friend. >> you bet. >> as somebody who mostly covers american politics for a living, at a time like this, with what happened in nice yesterday and with what has happened in turkey tonight, it just gives you a chance to recalibrate in terms of what's going on in the world. it's hard to imagine in advance what would have pushed us off any coverage in primetime of the republican presidential nominee choosing his running mate and making a controversial choice at that, and doing it in a controversial way. but right now, this is the only muslim nation in nato, this is one of our most impoan

. >> it is a tremendous thing for beginners and expert. >> reporter: first you create a profile.sport. >> it will match you, you can save your skill level, and one person that asked to connect me with the gym and same person asked to connect with me for running. >> someone wants to connect with you. >> yes. >> that works. >> reporter: and just like that, the road to their health, which means buddy, begins. leslie van arsdal for "eyewitness sports". >> look at that. >> do you see. >> um-hmm. >> yes. >> i need more. >> they need to be on your level do you expect a certain score. >> i need to play a little bit worse than i do. >> get on my level. >> yes. >> two over handicap, i can feel good about that. >> there you go. >> don, thank you. >>> coming up in the next half an hour local courthouse closed after a garage fire. we will tell you when it is expect to reopen. also this. >> reporter: after dozens of evening hours rescues in atlantic city and another dramatic one here last night, coming up why shore officials make the case that it is unsafe to swim, when the life guard go home.

. >> beginners luck like none other.'s get another check of the accuweather forecast. >> all right, let's head over to adam who is watching how this friday and the weekend is planning to unfold, adam. >> not going to be so lucky over the weekend. we're not going get through it entirely dry. it's not a washout but at times expect heavy rain. live in ocean city a beautiful afternoon although it is very mug go down there. they've got the sunshine strolling the boardwalk, maybe getting a little bite to eat, some ice cream and also a lot of folks still on the sand enjoying this late afternoon. temperature-wise down the shore around 79 for cape may point, 82 in beach haven, 86 millville, 88 wilmington, 88 in reading, 89 degrees in the lehigh valley. but again, even though we are not in the 90's this afternoon, it does feel like it's still 94 in dover, 92 in wilmington, 91 allentown, close to it for philadelphia and trenton, even beach haven 87 degrees is your heat index. it's because that humidity still remains on the high sid

tremendous thing especially for people who are more advanced players, and intermediate players and for beginners. >> reporter: how does it work? first you create a profile. then you pick your sport. >> it will match you and you will say your time, skill level. >> one person, connected me for the gym and same person asked to connect with me for running. >> who else wants to connect with you? >> unaudible. >> that works. >> reporter: just like that the road to better health with your new buddy, begins. leslie van arsdal for "eyewitness sports". >>> still ahead a behind the scenes look at the new star trek movie. >>> i'm nancy odell, we will go behind the scenes with star trek and beyond as chris pine and the crew of the enterprise having acne... ...was always on my mind. so i asked a dermatologist about new aczone dapsone gel 7.5%. i apply it once a day, any time. aczone gel 7.5% is fda approved for the topical treatment of acne for people 12 years and older. aczone gel is a once-a-day acne treatment with clinically proven results. in clinical trials, acne got better for people using aczone gel in

. >> no, beginners, anybody, cool. >> reporter: no rocket science involved but there is a way to go about process. >> if you have done any board sports that always helps so balance, softness in your knees and then jet ski doesn't have any power on its own so you will be flying us around doing everything. and then basically the processing from your stomach, and rock your back, upper body up and then stand up in the air and up we go. i will dot work on the engine and you are trimming your body out and getting yourself up in the air. >> reporter: body movement is important. it is all from the core. >> it is from the core and another thing people do and make mistakes they will bend their knees too much, right. they are used to doing wake boarding and water skiing where you are all curled up. with this one you already want to be standing straight up as if you are standing on the dock here. nice proud, straight, soft knees and looking up over the horizon, all right. >> i will give her a nine she's trying her best out there. >> maybe like a nine and a half. >> doing pretty well. >> reporter: i d

that has prompted calls for being morerses and beginner friendly.ficials do appear open to change. the european pga tour chief agreed to -- in a bid to attract young players. but don't expect leniency in the u.s. that is your global business report. or more stories, visit bloomberg.com. coming up next, lining up to be the biggest tech ipo of the year. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: this is "bloomberg markets." forit has not made it easy businesses trying to grow in the u.k. but one company remains confident it will weather the storm. we speak now with -- who hotels in countries. he is bullish on the region and this morning on bloomberg go they spoke with how the brexit is impacting business. drivenhing that is pound -- what we have seen for the past few months is likely less bond markets. we have seen the reverse, a lot of people taking advantage of the low pound currency and getting into london. so it is a mixed bag. i don't see anything good out of it. >> what about the fx market for you and how you run a business. do you hedge? >> i wish you could

chinese side, former foreign minister, deputy prime minister fu ying note as well some chinese into beginnershistorical grievances regarding russia. despite a formal resolution of their border dispute, which have been settled by both sides, with compromises on territorial issues, chinese commentators sometimes make critical references to the nearly 600,000 square miles of chinese territory that czarist russia annexed in the late 19th century. so that is the question that china was unhappy with russian behavior in the ukraine. while china stopped short of direct criticism, fu ying in her article noted that the foreign ministry spokesman, spokesperson in beijing spoke up saying that ukraine's and attendance sovereignty and territory integrity should be respected. this was after russia had already separated off crimea and joined it back into the russian federation. this, from china's standpoint, was a horrible precedent. because when he was the president in taiwan, he had come up with the ideas of holding referenda on taiwan, on u.n. membership for taiwan, and other sensitive issues. engaging wi

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. >> beginner's luck. >> to say the least. >> yep. thank you, sue. >> sure. >> you know what? i wish all the lotteries would allow people to remain anonymous. >> i think it should require them to. >> remain anonymous? >> yeah. >> opening yourself up to nonsense by having to go public with that kind of stuff. i don't know. but we digress. >>> 30 minutes left in the trading session with the dow down 35. closing out the month of july, leading trader will tell us what he's watching going into the close on the final trading day of the month. >>> meg terrell with how soon we could see a zika vaccine. stay tuned. >>> welcome back. we love to look at the heat market. here's the month for july, a month where technology up nearly 8%. that's again paced by the back half results of alphabet, facebook and amazon. on the other side of things, energy down 2.25%. although, bill, i think you said oil dropped 16%, 17% this month and i guess held up relatively well. four in the red. six in the green. the others lagging of telecom and utilities and see if august continues the theme or inverts it.

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we're welcome everyone to try out beginners to experts come together. >> you'll teach me. >> we'll teachng you along with the music instruments and really learn how to play and it will be a lot of fun. >> free music lessons. will it comes to spending time at the oval you could spend your entire week here. we'll plan it out for you. let's start with wednesday. all about wellness. >> absolutely. fitness wednesdays will be yoga and philly dance fitness classes. thursdays we bring in art and cultures with color wheels in the clay mobile. >> fridays food. >> food. we have a heavy dose of food trucks on fridays. plus our flicks with, um, pitch perfect for music theme. >> everyone loves that music. >> closing out with '90's night with teen holly week. >> on saturdays. >> saturday are game days. we'll have the philly phanatic here from one to 2:00 and other games. >> sunday all about the family. get the family together for sunday fun day. >> kid dj and faint painting and fun family festive programming on sundays. >> the it comes to the adults when you're 21 and older. you can have fun any day. e

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