wa-boom. >> jimmy: wa-boom. [ laughter ] >> steve: wall-boom! >> jimmy: wall-boom?s what he said, before he fired somebody. >> jimmy: you're terminated. wall-boom. >> steve: wall-boom. go in your room. >> jimmy: this is a pro, living happily ever after. con, until you're contractually obligated to have a public break-up. well, that seems reasonable. [ applause ] those are the rules. those are the rules. pro, saying "will you accept this rose?" con, meaning "you're crazy, but the producer said you make good tv, so your safe another week, you nut job." [ applause ] pro, having to choose between 28 great guys. con, as well as an aspiring drummer, a tickle monster, and this guy. >> i don't want to come across as the guy that talks about his penis, but how many women have told me about the amazingness of my penis. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: what-boom. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: pro, giving roses to contestants named iggy and diggy. con, having to eliminate huey, dewey, and louie. oh, well they'll be -- they'll be fine. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: they'

." >> wa-boom. >> wa-boom. >> wa-boom-boom-boom. boom-boom-wa-boom!he crazy one. >> that's insane. >> i mean, i admire him. >> paul mccartney. >> as a pirate. >> rumors. >> swirling. >> "top gun two." >> it's true. >> navy. coast guard. u.s. army. >> marines. >> air force. >> over land, air, and sea. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> all for serving me. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: guys, we've got a a great show tonight. give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. >> steve: whoa, look at that. >> jimmy: guys, it is fleet week here in new york city! [ cheers and applause ] and in honor of that and memorial day, tonight's audience is made up entirely of servicemen and women from the coast guard, army, navy, marine corps and air force. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for being here! thank you for being here! please, enjoy the show. this is for you. we're doing the show for you guys. please enjoy yourself. thank you so much for being here. look w

." >> wa-boom. >> wa-boom. >> wa-boom-boom-boom. boom-boom-wa-boom!zy one. >> that's insane. >> i mean, i admire him. >> paul mccartney. >> as a pirate. >> rumors. >> swirling. >> "top gun two." >> it's true. >> navy. coast guard. u.s. army. >> marines. >> air force. >> over land, air, and sea. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> all for serving me. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: guys, we've got a a great show tonight. give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. >> steve: whoa, look at that. >> jimmy: guys, it is fleet week here in new york city! [ cheers and applause ] and in honor of that and memorial day, tonight's audience is made up entirely of servicemen and women from the coast guard, army, navy, marine corps and air force. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for being here! thank you for being here! please, enjoy the show. this is for you. we're doing the show for you guys. please enjoy yourself. thank you so much for being here. look what so

then it was like boom, boom, boom, boom. lots and lots of gunshots that were startling. and sort of reverberated. they were coming from the farm. the farm, the field right over there. they were very violent. and then i could hear in the distance like ah, ah, some sort of commotion. >> it was a lot of gunfire? >> a lot of gunfire. >> reporter: on sunday detectives discover meo's car in this garage on the dinardo family's property. with meo's life-saving diabetes medications still inside. >> this is a homicide. make no mistake about it. >> one of the things you obviously want to determine is how did they die. and the prosecutor was very clear today that this is a homicide. so there is forensic evidence at that scene to support a homicide, which i'm going to guess could well be a firearm. >> reporter: today investigators were back at the farm delicately digging for more answers. >> evacuation crews, network of victim assistance who have been there with our victims' families as they mount this round-the-clock vigil. they're side by side. they're combing through vast fields a

they need to bring it down a notch. >> the sounds were like boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. it was just -- we're celebrating our independence. it's a shame that fireworks cannot be legally sold in the city of oakland. >> reporter: alameda county sheriff issued about 50 pounds of fireworks and issued eight citations. >> we're showing you a bit of the debris left behind. firefighters were able to get this place out relatively quickly. as for the oakland police department, they had 100 extra officers on last night. they told me they responded to 125 fireworks calls for but they not issue citations unless they see someone light the fireworks. in the meantime the effort to clean up the debris continues. we're showing you a hot line, a phone number that you can call from the city of oakland if you have debris, fireworks debris still in your neighborhood. live this oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> seven people were taken into custody after a fight broke out. some involved were juveniles. the adults involved were aersed and taken to jail. the juveniles were cited and released

boom boom boom.ss. >> like a cow with a baby. [ laughter ] hold on we got to do this here. >> jimmy: okay. >> we should make a pizza to see how it looks. >> jimmy: yeah let's make a pizza what the hell else we going to do. we'll make a pizza. >> guillermo. >> jimmy: what did we lose. >> it's just like torlt the whole thing. we got the so you could let that sit for three hours this one here sat for 24 hours it's nice and soft. that's not the hardest park. i think talking to people is most intimidating. >> jimmy: you don't have to spin it over your head. >> this is interesting right. >> jimmy: to me not to anybody else. >> so you let gravity be your friend. bam bam bam. you don't got to make the noise. it just helps me. >> jimmy: the noise is fun though. >> i know. so now it's like majoriking a bn the guest room. because in your own house you don't make your bed. so you do it one, two, three times. that's it. >> jimmy: and now got to do it quick. >> boom, boom, boom. >> jimmy: okay so now you put a lit

. >> there's a common misconception that boom boom scary time bothers us because of our sensitive ears. the truth is fireworks frighten us because honestly, we're a little on edge about north korea. maybe it's their recent tests of intercontinental ballistic missiles or maybe it's just us dogs freaking out about something that's not even there like we sometimes do -- what was that? from the first moment you met

they call him boom boom. he booms it to left center. a two-run homer. 15th of the season. orioles out o to a 6-1 lead. you think davis lets the kid out-shine him. his nickname is crush. grand slam for him. orioles crushed the rangers 12-1. >>> the home opener against the empire. prince george's native francis at this after owe. loves playing against the hometown fans. playing against hughes. mardy fish puts it in the net. everyone is fired up. how do you not? the castles take the men's doubles. plenty of support for the men's doubles. sending this long one. leads the castles to the first win this season. beating empire 24-23. it was a close one. >> he's feeling the love. gets whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> that's going to do it for us. "the tonight show" with jimmy

we've heard a series of booms come prosecuting the building and again that boom arm still swinging whichlearly, it is not a good sign. it should not be swinging freely like that. >> while you are there i just want the let people know this a fire in oakland but i am hear prosecuting douglas on our, on my -- he has tweeted me to say there's a lot of smoke blowing down to the south bay, and delores is saying hung plums of smoke can be seen from the san francisco mission area. what is it like where you are standing? it must be incredibly hot, and what is the condition of the air with the smoke there where you are? >> we're pretty fortunate. there's not a great deal of wind so the smoke is going straight up, but we're feeling some ash coming down on usment we're definitely feeling the heat from the fire and again keep in mind we're about 200 feet or so away, and we certainly feel the heat. you can probably see as you take a look on my shirt you can probably see woman of the ash that we're getting here, some of the ash that is raining down on me, on everyone here in this area. so we are reason

. >> it's first i thought it was fire cracker and then after i heard, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, i satisfied no that's a gun. >> this woman describing gunfire and scary scene after. >> i awe sa them taking the little boy out in the ambulance. and i said -- >> katherine wilson lived in this neighborhood 27 years. so her it's ashame the gun violence has got tone a point the kid cannot be safe in his own home. joe rivera says it's. >> it's not the way to go. somebody innocent got caught in the middle of. it he didn't ask for that. i'm sure he didn't wake up thinking that would happen to him in hishouse while he was home. >> reporter: and police are still investigating this shooting in chester and that 11-year-old boy is recovering in the hospital. here again he's expected to be okay. anyone with information on this shooting they're asked to contact police. again in chester. reporting live in philadelphia, alicia nieves. >> a woman was strapingled to death inside her home on saturday. authorities found 54-year-old denise weber dead on the 900 block of wessley avenue. her boyfriend, 49-

boom boom >> boom boom. >> going with three booms?ve to because -- >> took my two and took another boom. >> 50% boon premium. >> there i go. >> we'll get stop trading thwi jim. dow down 38 to start the day don't go away. the power of a low volatility investing approach. the power of smart beta. power your client's portfolio with powershares. before investing, consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. call 800-983-0903 for the prospectus containing this information. read it carefully. distributed by invesco distributors inc. don't go away. >>> good to have jim back in stop trading. >> we talked about the autos, auto parts and how they're getting hurt debold, dbd, and their statement they're talking about complex bank software and how the orders aren't coming through and hurting ncr. this is a company that has the best technology to be able to swap, you know, look at your iphone and wave and they were talking about getting rid of 3 million checkers, making them into sales associates when they were on "mad m

but we are a long way from going back to a boom. not 2004, 2005, in the foothills of the massive boom. i think we are in for a long workout. a drag on the economy from the slump in the mining sector is over. a key measure of inflation meant in southeast asia remains close to the central bank's target. the consumer price index climbed injune. the increase is due mostly to a sharp rise in fruit and vegetable prices, caused by drought. core inflation which excludes volatile food and oil prices was lower at 1.5%. us car sales continue to slow injune, marking the sixth straight month in decline. the two big car makers in the country of reported that total sales fell about 5% from the previous month. the sale space was 16.5 million units. that is considerably down from 2016 when sales hit a record 17.5 million. the chief executive of tesla says that the first model number three will be rolling off the company's assembly line this week. it is their first mass—market car and it expects to mmp mass—market car and it expects to ramp up produc

something i never thought we would be discussing, sonic booms. this means for travel. jeff: the effective speed limit on most overland flights in the u.s. and around the world for 45 years has been 660 miles per hour. traveling at about 30,000 feet, that is about the speed limit for most commercial planes because any faster than that and the planes are going to break the sound barrier, creating a 30 mile wide continuous sonic boom that is going to shatter any windows below and spook farm animals. oliver: 30 mile wide. wow. carol: we have been here before with the concorde of the 1970's. they were around for a while and then they went away. jeff because of this problem. : there have been hurdles that supersonic transports need to cross, notably carbon emissions. and airport engine noise. the sonic boom has been the far,st problem by andributing to the concorde -- oliver: there has been technology advancing us to a point where potentially we were not have to worry about a sonic boom. tell us where this is coming from. jeff nasa. : researchers deter

sonic booms. limit on most overland flights -- it has been about 650 miles per hour. traveling at about 30,000 feet, that is this be limit for most commercial plans. any faster than that and the planes will break the sound barrier, creating a 30 mile wide continuous sonic room. it will shatter any windows below. >> a 30 mile wide sonic boom? >> that's right. >> we have been here before. then they went away. >> particularly because of this problem. hurdlesve been some they need to cross. carbon emissions, airport engine noise. wind has been the biggest problem by far. just keeping interested parties in the startup and bigger aerospace world from getting too far away from this projects -- these projects. oliver: tell us about where this new technology is coming from that both allow you to not worry about the sonic boom? inthere will be a huge surge long-distance travel specifically and air travel, generally over the next decade. in order to address that, they designed a plane with lockheed martin. t

>>> the sounds were like, boom, boom know boom! it was fabulous. >> but not everyone loved last night's fireworks. especially those dealing with all the litter on the street. >> fireworks could be seen and heard all across the bay. they're outnumbered trying to stop them. >> laura anthony has more from oakland where fireworks are blamed for at least one fire. >> i don't think there's anything the police can do to stop it. >> it is a galling display that seems to go off bigger and brighter. the backyard displays above oakland as shown on this youtube video. >> the show went on despite efforts by oakland police and alameda county sheriffs who both put dozens of officers on the streets to try to minimize the dangerous spectacle. >> we have seen an increase in the amount of fireworks. >> the alameda sheriff says there's only so much police can do. >> we try to control it as best we can. but there is no way to stop it. a lot of the fireworks that we see are legal in other states. you just have to go across the border. >> there was no in

in no way does this east texas boom eradicate jim crow racism. in no way does it equalize the entire labor force of oil. nevertheless, there are enough examples of people, even the most marginalized racially, class, striking oil and finding ways to uplift their own status and to uplift their own communities. the dream is mythological, but not entirely irrational. there is a logic of social uplift that comes along with this. jake simmons, pictured below, is really one of the most famous cases. he is an african-american wildcatter, the first we see in east texas. very quickly he buys of leases from area black churches and individuals and neighbors living in this area. in exchange, he promises them the returns. he also offers them an opportunity to move back to oklahoma, where he is based. he sees oklahoma as slightly more inclusive than east texas. several african-american families will move back with him to oklahoma in the 1930's. this is someone who learned at the tuskegee institute. he was a protege of booker t. washington. hopefully that name r

. >> all of a sudden we heard this very, very loud boom, boom, boom. boom, boom, boom, boom. lots and lots of gunshots that were startling. maggie: it's been a week since the first man went missing. 19-year-old jimi tar patrick last seen wednesday. 21-year-old thomas meo, 22-year-old mark sturgis and 19-year-old dean finocchiaro all missing since friday. authorities are asking the public to send in any touches they may have to help them find the four men. in new york, maggie rulli, abc7 news. jonathan: quick update now on last month's devastating apartment fire in london. police now releasing this video of emotionally training work being done by the searchers. they have to go very slowly. you can see a 42-man what they are looking for is human remains. 80 people killed when the fire ripped through the 24-story building. nancy: meantime, singer ariana grande being honored for her response to the deadly terror attack outside of her concert in may. the city council of england voting to make her the first honorary citizen. she returned to manchester weeks after the attack to perf

abc 7 news. >> thank you for joining us. >>> the sounds were like boom, boom, boom.s fabulous. >> not everyone loved last night's fireworks especially those dealing with all the debris. >>> a bus accident at the golden gate bridge, 11 people are sent to the hospital. >>> viewer video shows people evacuated at sfo after a suspicious suitcase was found. >> it was just chaos. there were people everywhere. >>> families pack a courtroom seeking justice. trial nears an end for a man accused of killing two peek. -- people. >> we waited many years for this. >>> that is five seconds of what must have seemed like an night oakland. illegal fireworks were everywhere. good evening. >> it happens every year despite efforts by police to head it off. officials blame two fires on the activity. laura anthony is at the scene of one of those fires. >> reporter: i'm just off redwood road. those who live in this area with very frustrated yesterday. they said the booms, bangs, they started in the afternoon and went well into the evening and even overnight when an illegal fireworks started

boom, boom, boom. when that third one hit, it blew it up. >> woodruff: and, it's politics monday-- amy walter and tamara keith are here to talk the high stakes of health care, and what new polls on the trump presidency suggest. all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: russia is stepping up pressure to regain two diplomatic compounds seized in new york and maryland. president obama ordered them seized in december, over russian meddling in the 2016 election. today, foreign minister sergey lavrov called it "highway robbery," and his deputy he

oliver: there has been technology advancing us to a point where we could not get a sonic boom.his is coming from. >> nasa. researchers determined that according to their calculations there is going to be a huge surge in long distance travel specifically and air traffic in general over the next decade. in an effort to address that, they developed a design with lockheed martin that they say that uses fluid dynamics and powerful computers to disperse the sonic boom across the fuselage of the plan so that the resulting loud hum but you hear is not louder than a mercedes on the highway or the din in a restaurant. carroll: jeff, i've like so many technologies have been disrupted. time --el like not a not a ton has changed in the aerospace industry. but this could be a big change because you write in this story that this advancement could make a flight going used to west coast, cut in half. >> the researcher leading the project on there and told our reporter, thomas, but effectively it would -- that effectively it would have the time going from new york to l.a. -- half the time going

. >>> plus bella's boom buzz. a little girl inspires a creation that's helping children around the world. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new work york the senate rejected repealing the health care. john mccain voted against the so-called skinny repeal but a measure few supported. senate's third attempt to repeal or replace the affordable care act this week and the future of republican efforts to reproclamation obamacare are unclear at best. we go to washington for the latest. >> reporter: good morning. you're right the future of the gop efforts is unclear. by extension the future of health care remains unclear. republicans will look to their democratic friends how to fix obamacare and this may be the final coming together moment that people are hoping for. a crowd of obamacare supporters outside of the capital building cheered after learning attempts to repeal obamacare failed. bernie sanders joined them and called it a big victory. >> tonight was a victory for the america

. ♪ boom shaka lacka but first the "nightline" 5. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us.t's been nearly 20 years since the murder of world-renowned designer gianni versace, and still questions linger about any connections to his killer. on the surface it was a seemingly random run-in with one of the fbi's ten most wanted. but is it possible the two had met before? here's my "nightline" co-anchor juju chang. >> reporter: it was a cold-blooded crime sprooe that captivated the country. >> murder in miami. >> reporter: a legendary fashion designer, an icon of style and glamour, known and adored around the world. >> gianni versace was murdered in broad daylight this morning. >> reporter: and the charming party boy turned serial killer who executed him in broad daylight. >> andrew cunanan makes the top ten fbi list. >> reporter: what led andrew cunanan to gianni versace's front door? two decades later people are still trying to connect the dots. >> i have a beautiful house. i have a beautiful life. but that is the media. what i desire is more. >> gianni versace was at the pinna

when you should use them and when you shouldn't >>> and the new boom in beauty going natural. but what does that really mean "on the money" starts right now. >>> we begin with retirement or perhaps better said, the opposite of retirement more americans age 65 and older are still employed at the highest rate since 1962, and it's expected to increase. for this week's cover story, more boomers are working overtime >> i'm retired happily >> i would retire at 50. >> why >> well, because it's a lot younger than 65 or 70. >> reporter: 65, that was the age when your work days ended and the life of leisure began. but that's becoming more rare. >> i plan on working until i really can't anymore they say worse than dying is outliving your savings >> reporter: for millions retiring at 65 may not be financially possible >> 24 cents, there you go. >> reporter: in 2000, 13% of americans age 65 or over were still working full or part time. today, that number has grown to 19%. by 2021, an estimated 32% of seniors will still be on the job. >> if i live to be a hundred, i think i could work up ti

after that, boom, boom, boom. about 10 paint ball shots into the air. one hits the fence in front of the tree. one hits the tree, one hits the work tree. one of them hits one of the workers. a few minutes paint ball drive by at a construction site on mlk. it had marvin hamrick, an electrician, ducking for cover. >> some of the guys say they got off eight or nine shots, most of them hit me. >> reporter: they had all sorts of targets. see the big chair here, well across the street is a little hot dog stand, they even fired paint balls into the little hot dog stand. i'll have the story of the paint ball hot dog incident, coming up at 6:00. wendy, back to you. >> all right. pat collins, thank you, pat. >>> well, there's heat and humidity out there, stop the presses. you know, i don't have to tell you that temperature feels -- is still close to 100 tonight. 100 degrees. >> our swamp, doug kammere is in the doug center. any relief in out into the low 90s. heat index around 100. once again it's hot and humid, you get the storms developing, not a lot going on.

boom. >>> we do say good thursday morning. we'll start with that deadly tragedy at a state fair. >> a thrill ride operating seemingly as normal when suddenly it malfunctioned breaking apart midair. we're freezing the video because it's actually too disturbing to show from here. >> officials conducted what's called a standard inspection just hours before the deadly accident. overnight a trip to the ohio state fair going horribly wrong. watch as the ride called the fireball swings and spins in the air then suddenly it breaks apart midair. the rest of this video too graphic to show. riders tossed onto the concrete below. >> multiple passengers were ejected at high speed with high energy. many feet, at least 20 or 30 if not more into the air. >> victims rushed to the hospital ranging from their early teens to 60s. an 18-year-old pronounced dead there on the scene. >> oh, my god. >> it happened on the opening day of the fair. organizers say the ride passed inspection just hours bachelor the acci

. ♪ ♪ >> a bit of a baby boom hitting, sweet home chicago.length of time. >> yeah, so if you do the math. you will realize it was nine month as go that the chicago cubs pulled off their historic world series win. >> yes, they did. >> our chicago station has the story. >> a maternity ward is a busy but bring the babies conceived under the stars when the cubs won it all and it is bedlam befitting history made that night. >> i think we were hopeful it would work out that way. when we found out we were pregnant made it that much more special. >> born july 17th, the hading errs, named their world series baby, theo. >> great leader. somebed to look up to obviously. what the cubs representative for us. >> baby booms ebb and flow. when something overwhelming happens. the north american blackout. there are noticeable waves, especially now at the hospital closest to wrigley. >> have the folks beat the odds to be able to have a baby in the way they seem to have planned it. >> there is definitely luck that comes into the fact that they all got pregnant a

. ♪ boom shaka lacka but first the "nightline" 5. fios is not cable.nd we believe everyone deserves faster internet. so with fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs ple have. and it's just $79.99 a month online for the first year. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years. all with a 2-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. it's been nearly 20 years since the murder of world-renowned designer gianni versace, and still questions linger about any connections to his killer. on the surface it was a seemingly random run-in with one of the fbi's ten most wanted. but is it possible the two had met before? here's my "nightline" co-anchor juju chang. >> reporter: it was a cold-blooded crime sprooe that captivated the country. >> murder in miami. >> reporter: a legendar

i'm simone dollars ario this is a boom bust broadcasting over around the world from washington d.c. coming up tonight cold savage for the third straight day the precious metal is on hold down hill as traders freeze for an interest rate increase and waiting in the balance is not just traders americans are also waiting for the federal reserve's next move and the health care debacle american lawmakers continue to debate on the floor with little success stand by it all starts on boom bust right now. it's all about signaling strong economies today first in the czech republic where the central bank is hinting at hiking interest rates for the first time in more than nine years as you can see here the last time rates went up it was at the beginning of two thousand and eight and rates have been near zero at. point zero five percent since two thousand and twelve the czech economy is on pace to grow about three percent this year unemployment rates are among the lowest in europe and wages are going up houses in prague are flying off the market in a matter of weeks often times with multiple bidd

time simone del rosario filling in for lindsey france you're watching boom bust broadcasting around the world from right here in washington d.c. coming up russia and syria solidify military cooperation for years to come while relations between russia and that it is serious now and the u.s. the slapping more sanctions on high ranking venezuelan officials could president trump ban oil imports next and bitcoin butts to more arrests on the black market but the cryptocurrency continues to thrive that and more coming up on boom bust it all starts right now. i. put in syria at least for the next half century russian president vladimir putin just signed a law that cements a deal between the two countries it allows russia to use the air base in the latakia province for the next forty nine years russia's military has been using this air base for nearly two years since intervening in the conflict the airbase has been used to carry out strikes against forces fighting against syrian president bashar al assad according to official documents the deal has the option to be extended in twenty five year i

boom. in the u.s. a child can choose a nominee course in school. with retired officers as teachers we don't. recruit will says to you if the president is interested in going in the military but we don't recruit ourselves. the pentagon is funding a program to boost interest in the military among teenagers their talents to step up to an apollo so that answer a point comfortable with yourself. things out of your shell you can't go wrong with the water it's a great stepping stone for whatever career you want to do but some veterans are willing to tell enthusiastic children a little more they ask me call of duty is a very popular first year video game. it's play and that's because the military like call of duty to turn off call of duty oh yeah or you can turn off more than a lot of these kids just don't hear. the darker side does the pentagon allow them to be told or does it just need more recruits. in case you're new to the game this is how it works now the economy is built around corporations corporations run washington the washington post media the m

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, boom, boom. >> guillermo: i'm hungry. a little bit of sauce on there right? >> little bit of sauce. >> jimmy: this is the sauce that's similar to what billy made but not exactly the same sauce. >> how come you didn't use mine? [ laughter ] >> the same thing. he's right. [ cheers and applause ] >> hey you're right. i forgot. >> that's all right. i don't put my hands in tomatoes for a lot of people. [ laughter ] >> he's thinking not for nothing. good times. got that. boom. plus the basil. guillermo the gardener. thank you brother. this is a little bit of reggiano. this is optional. a little bit of salinity. salt. fresh mozzarella. boom. we could use this one jimmy had. >> jimmy: really what am i doing? little bit of mozzarella cheese. >> and you don't got to make this at home. you don't have to grind the flour. >> jimmy: i thought the whole point was to make it at home. >> i'm saying if your friends make it or the guy at the deli makes it or you've got a farmer that has a mill. >> jimmy: yeah. like everybody does. [ laughte

one's call boom boom shriff and fries. >> how did we miss that? >> i don't know. >> she's in the gym five times a week. she can probably do more pullups than any of usre 81. she's proving age is just a number. she put steve harvey to shame tonight with planks and pushups on "little big shots kwor ever young." before that she stopped by to talk to us about her routine. >> well, actually, i'm up every morning at 2: 30. i have my devotions and meditation. >> ok. >> after that i leave my home and i run 10 miles every day. >> oh, my goodness. mrs. shep period says you're never too old to start working out. she started at 56. one leg is up there. perfect posture. you've got -- >> she is very -- >> anything but muscle on her. she's amazing. >> 81 years old. >> a good time in the morning to run. >> >> next couple of days you're going to have to run. >> i bet the heat does not interfere with her workout. >> no, no. nothing interferes with that workout. >> but that's tomorrow. >> tomorrow will be one hot day. very rare for us to see a heat voifr. we see a c

of the runningge boom which became a jogging boom which became a fitness boom and we benefited from allf that. >> did the company benefit more from a marketing company or a technology company? a combination of both? ios 8 we are a marketing company and the product is her is our most important marketing tool. >> the skill set you brought, what would you say you brought? intellect, drive, leadership? >> all of that. >> in equal amounts. >> i've been pretty good at evaluating people. and that was one of the things i wanted to get through and i hope did come through in the book, how valuable the early partners were. my teammates. they were terrific. >> speaking of the book, here it is. i did not know what issue dog was. -- a shoe dog. >> it was someone who really loves shoes. that was me. i was a runner. all you really care about is the shoes. it became important to me and has been with me ever since. >> you are from oregon and you said the first fossil we have as issue is 9000 years old. and it was from oregon. is that a special sign that it was designed for you to start this company? >> i

. >>> a big boom near the park. not the sound of screaming fans. the precaution taken during dias night's game. i'm david culver plus one. >> i came on vacation and back with a little baggage. >> some good baggage. >> yes. yes. we're expecting. i know a lot of people expecting. >> not we. >> but we and my husband. >> we'll hear more about that coming up. a busy overpass as well. >> it has. you talk about big boom park. weather wise storms passed through yesterday. we want to know if we're out of the woods. >> we've got sheena parveen joining us. good morning. >> good morning. yes, i have good news. congratulations, angie. we love you. we're excited for you. good news as far as storms are concerned today. we're mostly on the dry side. temperature right now, warm out there. 73, 66 gaithersburg, 70 quantity co -- quantico. wakeup weather, don't expect rain this morning. by 9:00 a.m. 81,0 heading out to brunch dry 83. nobody saw an isolated chance. later this afternoon i'll show you that, the rest of your weekend forecast coming up. >> sheena, we'll ch

. >>> booming real estate. makes for booming business. how philadelphia is bringing in startups. with it jobs and money. >>> we continue to follow that flood threat across our area. reports of water rescues and roads closed and the accidents that jessica has been following: under a first alert right now. nbc 10 bring you the latest weather and traffic to get you to work safely. >>joe: hi.this is pennsylvania state treasurer joe torsella. our state treasury is proud to launch the pa able program, a savings plan for people with disabilities, including erin. open a pa able account today by visiting our website at paable.gov. >>> 5:15 and in case you haven't heard, real estate is booming in philadelphia. >> nbc 10 katy zachary live with more on this approach. how it's helping to put philadelphia on the map. >> that it is. if you glanced at the expanding skyline, you know philadelphia is growing. more people and companies are moving in. one reason it's so attractive to business. where they're finding their future employees. >> there's an energy in philadelphia businesses have not felt

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