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mmm, blueberry? tap into the knowledge of other traders on thinkorswim. td ameritrade. >>> news alert on tesla. >> reporter: given the size and complexity of undertaking and operating and building the gig gentleman factory could compete the current expectations and the factory may take longer to bring online than we anticipate. shares afterhours basically unchanged. >> thank you very much. an updated 10 q on friday. how do you think the stock will do on monday. >> it seems to be teflon pretty much when you consider the valuations here, but i don't think this is really going to be a big surprise to anybody. sit a complex undertaking. i think a lot of people had very high estimates of what the cost would be and i don't think the people who support the stock are going to lose faith in it because of this. >>> if you just looked at the nasdaq, you might think we are living in a 90s time war. since the brexit, those names helping to push the nasdaq to new highs, but if you missed this rally, for is one name that could soon break out. let's go to the man who sti

mmm, blueberry? tap into the knowledge of other traders on thinkorswim.y at td ameritrade. >>> welcome back, i'm dominic chu. we're winding down. it's fair to say the pictures has been pretty mixed with our fair share of standout upside and downside performers. over the last month the consumer discretionary sector has been a relative underperformer and the same can be said of real tail names outside the large cap world. if you look at the swieder, srt, it tracks a wide part of the industry from small to mid to large cap stocks. we took a look at index members that have made large up side or downside moves in the shorter term. there's nearly 100 names in the index. some have rallied so strongly that they're now around 20% or more above their average price over the last 50 days. those names include best buy, groupon and urbn outfitters to name a few. on the flip side, there are some stocks in the xrt that are well below their prices, they include dollar general, gnc holdings and hsn. so the question now is whether there's at least a shorter-term trade on a

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then you're going to get in those blueberries, of course, that blueberry syrup that you bring to room temperature. layer it. >> it looks gorgeous. i'm taking a bite. tasters, what do you think? >> i can't stop with the ice cream. >> it tastes like frozen cheesecake! >> it's amazing. >> it's absolutely beautiful. thank you so much. >>> you want to get these recipes for all this week's farmer market inspired dishes, check out today.com/food. >>> good morning, 8:57. looking at the tappan zee bridge. 70 degrees out on a wednesday morning, august 3rd. i am darlene rodriguez. >>> in the news this morning, a young woman reported missing in queens was found dead in howard beach. police say 30-year-old h out for a jog yesterday afternoon but her family reported her missing when she didn't return home. her body was later found in a marshy area near 161st avenue and 78th street not far from her home. cause of death is still under investigation. >>> police are trying to determine if the death of a five month old girl in sunny side queens is tied to a voodoo ritual. they told police they took thei

. >> the mango, pine apple, strawberries and blueberries. >> chef, break down this round one here whatthat. >> that is the mango salmon yellow tail, row main lettuce and avocados, wrapped in housed made pickles. >> should i dip tonight soy or no. >> no, rolls right there all four don't need any soy sauce or wasabi. >> we don't need any soy. >> it is different. >> yes. >> mango really pops out at you. >> but in a good way. >> very good. >> yes. >> that is good. >> this next one is a pine apple salsa, right chef. >> absolutely. >> what else is in here. >> nari wrapped in spicy tuna and we flash fry it, roll it up, top wednesday pine apple sauce and finish it off with micro greens. >> i lah i can that better than the first one. >> here's one i will in the like. strawberry. >> why not. >> what is in it. >> eel topped with avocado, strawberry, honey, soy, and nuts. >> have you ever had honey on your sushi. >> no. my gosh, that is really good. >> um-hmm. >> where did you come up with the idea to put fruit on sushi. >> first idea because there is a classic combination, very first one i create

. >> nichole: pile on the blueberries. they back a heavy, nutrient punch. >> very important for cognition and memory. there's studies that they've done on stroke victims, and they've given them blueberry supp supplementation and reversed stroke damage. they're potent. >> she tops it off with ohio maple syrup to sweeten it up. yum. did you know august is national dietitian live in the studio with more quick on the go options for a healthy breakfast this time involving more eggs for those meals. make the switch to see that. >> tia: do you at least like eggs? >> brian: i love eggs and eat a ton of eggs and i love blueberries and the fruits. they're delicious. the quiche and kale. >> nichole: you like legs and not quiche? re >> nichole: it's egged superintendented up. >> no it's not. there's something else in it. isn't there like fish or something like that? >> nichole: i guess you could. usually it's ham and cheese in a pie thing. >> brian: can you just fry me up a couple eggs. >> nichole: meat and potatoes guy. >> brian: wit

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then you're going to get in those blueberries, of course, that blueberry syrup that you bring to rooms and layer it. >> it looks gorgeous. i'm taking a bite. tasters, what do you think? >> i can't stop with the ice cream. >> it tastes like frozen cheesecake! >> it's amazing. >> it's absolutely beautiful. thank you so much. >>> you want to get these recipes for all this week's farmer market inspired dishes, check out i'm ... ==gfx== a developing story this morning.. ==take vo >>> good morning. 8:56. i'm sam brock. developing story this morning north of vacaville, an aggressive fire forced dozens of people from their homes. it broke out yesterday evening, east of lake mariessa and threatens about 35 homes. evacuees spent the night in a shelter in yellow county. firefighters from napa, solano and yellow counties are teaming up to fight this fire. it is burning now in rugged oak woodland. last report the fire was only 5% contained. >>> happening right now, on our website, the video showing a car that went off a cliff along highway 9 in unincorporated saratoga killing a 19-year-old woman a

then you're going to get in those blueberries, of course, that blueberry syrup that you bring to room in your graham crackers and layer it. >> it looks gorgeous. i'm taking a bite. tasters, what do you think? >> i can't stop with the ice cream. >> it tastes like frozen cheesecake! >> it's amazing. >> it's absolutely beautiful. thank you so much. >>> you want to get these recipes for all this week's farmer market inspired dishes, check out today.com/food. back after your local news. >>> good morning. i'm katy zachry. a few minutes before 9:00 a.m. on your wednesday. let's get to bill henley with a look at the weather. a really pleasant day outside. >> really is nice. the humidity is down. sunshine is bright. temperatures cooler this morning and no sign of wet weather which is why we have the sprinklers going at frawley stadium in wilmington. 79 at 1:00 this afternoon. numbers will warm from the 70s to the 80s. lower 80s for philadelphia and the suburbs. new jersey, interior new jersey, 82 degrees. right at the coastline, a little breeze coming off the ocean, so upper 70s this afternoon

and 2lb california strawberries or 18 oz blueberries $3.33 each. shaws and star market's anniversary sale. >>> 6:13 is your time, gorgeous, start to the saturday, see the sunshining bright, problem is mother nature has a different plan in store for the day. we will get to bob riker for a look at the forecast. one of the storms is starting popping up. >> the greatest risk for thunderstorms will be between noon and 7:00, in the boston area, more 3, 4:00, for 5:0 in the marginal risk for rain. there could be strong to marginal strong thunderstorms. the risk of the scale but risk is not zero, that is storm predictions that are in oklahoma. i'm more worried about the area along, and south of the pike, that area probably has the greatest risk foreseeing a few strong to severe thunderstorms later on this afternoon. what are we concerned about? heavy rain, the thunderstorms with than they have had in the last couple of days, and strong gusty winds, slight risk for maybe coin size hail, it's more strong wind gusts than heavy rain will be the concern as hade

anchor: the drought has triggered a warning a supply of foods like blueberries and raspberries. that causes bears to look for food in garbage cans, coolers and bird feeders. the state says complaints from campgrounds are up considerably from last year. they urge campers to properly store food so it doesn't attract any bears . ben: a manchester, new hampshire woman faces charges accused of bringing her young child on an alleged drug deal. police say ann marie martinez had drugs in her car before an daughter next to eight grams of heroin and 4 grams of crack. martinez is charged with possession of a controlled drug and endangering the welfare of a child. bail was set at 2,000 dollars cash. jc: the site of the deadly 2003 rhode island nightclub fire has been removed as a poke-stop. the site of the station in west warwick had been listed as a stop in pokemon go. but it was taken off following outcry from survivors and victims' relatives. several other sensitive sites recently. including the u.s. holocaust museum and japan's hiroshima peace memorial park. ben: still to come tonight o

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and 2lb california strawberries or 18 oz blueberries $3.33 each. >> christa: zika conce health officials are scrambling now to contain this virus. it comes amid a budget battle about federal funding. >> sarah: yeah. while no new days have been found of home-grown zika, many pregnant womlo friday morninreg, brang governor rick scott touring the center of the zika outbreak in miami's wynwood neighborhood pledged free tests will be provided to any pregnant woman who wants one. >> we are going to meet all the demand. >> reporter: but the rollout is slow. at severom were told no tests yet. >> i am concerned. >> reporter: this expectant mother is one of the lucky ones. >> me to get tested. just in case. >> reporter: tracy humphreyd no. she went to a private instead. >> i was concerned about zika. since i live really close to the area where the outbreak is. they said no problem. >> federal funds are stalled in congress. president obama is urging action. >> the situation is getting critical. >> reporter: the head of the cdc says this is no time to be compl

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>> i eat nothing but blueberries and drink pineapple juice. >> you agree? no one would ever believe you. but i do have to say, mike and i, he loves drinking pine al he will juice. >> oh,. >> so one time we were out, when he was doing a cleanse. and he said oh, no, i just want to make sure everything is right here. and this is mike, look at this picture of mike, eating his fruits and veggies. don't know how happy you were. >> oh, jena. seriously. up around the knee hurts. >> i know. >> oh, gosh. >> i can't wait until he they get to the inner thigh. it will be so painful up there. >> no, not doing inner thigh. >> now that i mention it, i think inner thigh is okay. >> mike? you wanted to do this, you wanted some shorts. >> you want her to keep going? >> you haven't even gotten to the back of my leg yet? >> no. there is still a lot more to go. yes. >> so mike has been eating a lot of vegtables, pineapple juice. the other thing i was at a party, sunday, had rooftop party, and when i walk in they gave us little things of like pine al epps -- pineapple, welcome dr

also for a limited time in blueberry. [ song continues ] [cheers and applause] >> larry: welcome backre with my panel. first up nightly show contributor riki velez and nightly show contributor franchesca ramsey and former ohio state senator, nina turner. join us on twitter using the hashtag "tonightly" last night the mighty orange one gave his speech to the convention. >> i know that corruption has reached a level like never ever before in our country. nobody knows the system better than me. which is why i alone can fix it. >> larry: mike pence is like he's so full of [beep]. [ applause ] >> larry: i think pence really thinks that. what was everyone's impression of mussolini's speech. >> i don't think he wants to run in may. he's doing it by himself. i and i alone can get this done. the beautiful thing is was my hometown cleveland ohio. the republicans wanted to date us. democrats didn't. they should of picked cleveland, ohio for the convention. >> larry: where is ohio, leaning towards trump? >> they're in a dead heat. >> i don't know -- >> he's trying to make america great again. >>

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blueberry and they taste really different. >> awesome. thank you so much. sample some of the honey here and get a sneak peak of what's going on for downtown rl lee restaurant week next week. the downtown raleigh farmer's market continues so i'm going to do a little bit of sampling. very exciting to try what's on the menu. >> bring some back. mayonnaise. i know you were wondering. i love peanut butter and honey. >> i love peanut butter and honey. you will have to explain how that mayonnaise thing works. cinnamon whipped honey. oh, yeah. it's phenomenal. >> that's good. >> now i'm hungry. >> some steak too. >>let get to your forecast before our stomachs airport. really picture-perfect. look at those close. set against the blue sky. really not so bad here at the airport tcht is a bit humid. if you are heading on the lunch hour maybe you are heading into downtown raleigh for the farmer's market. just have that bottle of water with you. may stale -- need to stay hydrated over the next few hours. here's what's going on in our satellite radar composite. we've seen

in new jersey he dumped blueberries. in delaware, it was watermelon. rhode island, coffee milk. and in connecticut nutmeg. >> i'm here in boston massachusetts and did b beans. i'll be in new hampshire later today and will do new england clam chowder. we have everything from maple syrup to salmon with salmon roe to chili in texas, orange juice in florida. it is going to be an interesting month, to say the least. >> reporter: interesting but worthwhile. the challenge is designed to raise awareness and fund research for als. >> i took off one month from my business and one month from my wife and children to do this. and i'm gonna inconvenience myself for a month and then i get to go back to my normal day and you don't get to go bark to your normal life. that change is permanent. it's not really about me, but about the patients and their families and the awareness for als. >> it's unclear if in any of those stops he'll be pouring any water or ice over his head but says he's about 500 miles into a 13,000 mile trek and hoping to raise $100,000. in the newsroom, nicole oliverio, 7news.

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jersey, blueberrys. in connecticut, it was nutmeg, everything from maple syrup to salmon roe and chile in and orange juice in florida. it will be an interesting month to say the least. >> reporter: larry kaplan is on a mission. the 20-year als association volunteer decided to take the ice bucket challenge and step it up. he calls it 50 in 30. >> i'll be driving through all 48 states and alaska and hawaii in a span of 38 days. >> reporter: today, doused with boston baked beans. >> i took off a month from a new business and wife and children to do this and inconvenience myself for a month and then go back to my normal life. if you have als, you wake up one day and don't get to go back to a normal life. that change is permanent. >> reporter: his goal, $100,000 for research. as for the beans? >> not bad. i'm not going to lie. i feel like i'm pull them out of my ears later. >> definitely in need of a we are worried since new hampshire is the granite state, but he is wisely operating for a bucket of new englan

blueberries. >> oh, boy. >> reporter: in delaware it was water melon. in rhode island coffee milk. and connecticut nutmeg. >> i'm in boston massachusetts and i did baked beans. we have everything from maple syrup to salmon with salmon row. orange juice in florida. interesting month to say the least. >> reporter: interesting but worth while. the challeng raise awareness and fund research for als. >> i took off one month from my business and wife and children to do this. inconvenience myself for a month and go back to normal life. if you have als you wake up one day and don't get to go back to normal life. >> reporter: so it's unclear if in any of those of stops he's going to be pouring water or ice he's 500 miles into a 13,000 mile trek. nicole oliverio 7 news. >> anchor: frathe e challenge from a few years ago they were able to discover a gene recently from the money that was raised from that to end that finding of a cure for als. all those things add up. >> anchor: go to work. kudos to him. and best of luck with them beans. get a check of the fore. sunshine in the 7 day. you're ho

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and 2lb california strawberries or 18 oz blueberries $3.33 each. shaws and star market's anniversary sale. >>> all right, there is a good chance, even stay up for the end of the red sox game, so let us tell you that boston beat seattle in 11 innings. the game did not end before holt delivered a base hit up the middle. shortstop sean o'malley dove for it, but couldn't make the stop. travis shaw scored what turned out to be the winning run. and the sox won, 3-2. >>> also, remember yesterday we showed the gifts given to david ortiz to celebrate his retirement. in addition, he received a slugger. it includes popi's family. otis painted that picture. >> i have a few friends that work at rock nation, which is robinson canoe's agency. he did see my work through social media and things like that. and he wanted to -- they wanted to do something for david for his last year. >> that is so cool! look at the clogs, too. the mariners also gave ortiz with the organization. seattle signed him in 1992, but then the mariners traded him in 1996 before he made his maj

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. >> blueberries, i would do that too. >> when you turn 39, you'll look as good. >> as soon as i get there i'll let you know. >> tonight is the last night that the because we're losing about two minutes every day so by the time we get to 9/11, 6:00. humidity is extremely manageable so if you're headed out, maybe headed down to the hat show and check out the concert it looks like it will be great evening. >> talk about the humidity, it will be ramping up over the next couple of days. by saturday we're back into the up for a chance of thunderstorms. right now, you have temperatures into the 70s and 80s out there. so a spectacular evening coming up in our direction. notice the clear skies. nothing really much going on around us. we have to go way out to the west or down to the south so we get several days where we get to enjoy the sunshine. i was mentioning that concert. bond landmarks. 7:00 tonight, comfortable humidity. 72 degrees. this is august. this is perfect weather to be out along the enjoying beautiful music. tonight clear, and comfortable. tomorrow, sunshine. 82 to 88 degrees

in this big blueberry costume and her face was painted blue. and i remember when he said is full circle.?p?c also, very excited about this, we are, for the very first time, taking "late night" on the road. we will be going to washington, d.c. the week of october 10th. we'll be performing at the beautiful warner theater. and you can go to latenightseth.com for tickets. they're free tickets. so if you're in d.c., or driving distance to d.c. or want to take a trip to d.c., we would love to see you, it's going to be really fun, doing shows out of the city for the first time. so anyways, er we were just off for two weeks because of the olympics, and if you don't mind, i would love to do a little housekeeping. earlier this summer, it became clear to us that it's possible, it might actually be possible donald trump does not actually want to be president, and that might explain why he's behaving so erratically on the campaign trail. so we here at the show made him an offer. if he dropped out of the race, nbc would give him a 13-episode scripted series,

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